Roland March Mystery: Back on Murder (Paperback)

from NikkiBarcus

What do you do with a trouble-maker who also happens to be a cop? J. Mark Bertrand explores the question in his new release, Back on Murder. Homicide detective Roland March used to be the go-to guy when you wanted results, but a personal tragedy colors everything else in his life now, causing him...

from louisianagirl91

A few general thoughts: This book was a satisfying read. I didn't get bored like I thought I would and I didn't dislike the main character despite his faults. And I didn't know this book was considered or listed as "Christian fiction" until after I finished the book and read some of the other rev...

from rdurant1217

First off, let me say that I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed this book and how much I ended up getting into it towards the back half. The story ended up being interesting with some decently solid characters. That said, the novel is not without its problems. The first quarter of the...

from BrianEWilliams

In the final analysis I can say that this is a good story. I only began to like it at the beginning of Part 2. Before then I found it tedious going (I found it difficult to get past the first few chapters), and the protagonist Roland March was difficult to like. He came across as a major pain in ...

from ansate

A good cop mystery novel. Reminds me strongly of the Rebus series by Ian Rankin and the Bosch series by Michael Connelly. Bertrand does a great job of piecing together the mystery from multiple threads. I like the reminders that police do a lot of things besides investigate murders, and that they...