Jackson Brodie: Started Early, Took My Dog : A Novel (Series #4) (CD-Audio)

from nbmars

This is the fourth novel featuring Jackson Brodie, a 50-year-old semi-retired private investigator who conjures up Kojak, for those readers old enough to remember him. [Kojak was an American television series airing from 1973 to 1978 starring Telly Savalas as Kojak, an older, attractive, charming...

from CarltonC

Another excellent mystery story including Jackson Brodie (a character from her three previous mystery stories) but mainly about Tracy Waterhouse, an ex-cop, turned security guard, who abducts a child. Although the recurring theme of the book is lost children, I was really reading the book for the...

from cameling

When I first read 'Case Histories', I didn't think this would turn into a series but I'm so glad it has. As with others in the series, Jackson Brodie continues on his self-reflective journey. This time, he rescues an abused dog and, dog in tow, he searches for the biological parents of Hope McMas...

from lauralkeet

Jackson Brodie has made a career out of finding missing people. This line of work is somewhat of an obsession, brought on by his sister's disappearance and murder many years before. In this, the fourth novel in a series, Jackson is searching for a young woman's biological parents. Kate Atkinson c...

from livrecache

In this fourth book of the series, Jackson Brodie has discovered Emily Dickinson and is in Yorkshire where he grew up, reflecting on his lost youth and his lost wives (both literally and through carelessness). On his travels he rescues a small dog which, when the going gets rough, helps him immea...