William Monk Acceptable Loss, Book 17, (Paperback)

from N.W.Moors

In the 17th book of the William Monk series, Monk is still following up on the child pornography rings along the Thames (a continuation of the previous book). He finds another boat but the purveyor of the ring is floating nearby, strangled with a silk cravat. Monk is sure this is a lead to the ma...

from feralcatbob

It was difficult for me to decide between four and five stars for this book. I went with five as it is one of the "grittier" stories in The Monk series that I have read. In addition, the emotionally charged nature of the story doesn't really allow the reader to be blasé regarding the outcome of t...

from JalenV

Monk is dealing with a case involving raping and otherwise abusing little boys again. This time it's a pimp who got murdered. The reason turned out to be quite interesting, as did the killer. One of the secondary characters made remarks in chapters 3, 5, and 12 that turned out to be very ironic. ...

from Romonko

This new addition to the William and Hester Monk series is a winner. It continues from where "Execution Dock" left off with Monk in pursuit of the man behind the river boat sex scandal that Monk and Hester worked on in Execution Dock. In that book their old friend "Oliver Rathbone" succeeded in d...

from Kathy89

This is the next installment in the William and Hester Monk series. Monk, an officer of the Thames River Police is called to investigate the death of a lowlife criminal Mickey Parfitt found with an expensive and distinctive knotted cravat around his neck. This leads Monk into investigating wealth...