Too Many Murders : A Carmine Delmonico Novel (Paperback)

from mmignano11

An interesting murder mystery, the second in a series, I think, starring her grounded family man, Detective Carmine Delmonico. The stories are set in the 60's and the settings and the dialogue stay true to the time period and the innocence that still permeated the lives of many of the characters ...

from NelehW

A good read despite plot being too long, and detective thinking like a woman.

from tututhefirst

Aptly titled, there were almost too many murders to keep track of in this mystery. At first I thought I'd never be able to keep all the players straight without a scorecard, but that proved to be an unfounded worry. Suddenly on April 3rd, twelve people are murdered in the small town of Holloman C...

from DCarlin

Not interesting. Too much background information about each victim and not enough. A real disappointment as I generally like this authors,books.

from cyderry

Holloman CT, a small university town, is overwhelmed with a dozen murders in one 24 hour period on April 3, 1967. There doesn't seem to be any kind of connection - the victims range from the CEO of a major conglomerate to an 18 month old Down Syndrome baby. None of the victims is killed in the sa...