Mr. Monk Mr. Monk Helps Himself, Book 16, (Paperback)

from Cindy.Warner

Mr. Monk Helps Himself Hy Conrad June 4, 2013 4 Stars Thank goodness for the Monk books. I happen to adore Tony Shalhoub who played Monk but I simply couldn't get in to the series. After delving into the books, I realized his multitude of phobias played out better in the written word for me. I wa...

from burnit99

The first Monk novel by Hy Conrad, the successor to Lee Goldberg. Conrad does an able job of keeping the continuity going, both in terms of plotlines and style. Natalie is still the narrator, and this book seems to focus more on her growth and change (concepts that Monk abhors anyway) as she and ...

from ElizaJane

This is the first Monk book I've read and I had a ball reading it! I am a huge fan of the show and must admit that part of that is because I see parts of myself in Monk. I'm OCD and have my own phobias, however Monk is at such an extreme I can laugh at myself through him. I'll never forget an epi...

from macygma

Who didn't love Monk, the series? I sure did and now is a chance for us all to enjoy Monk on paper (or digital) with the same cast of characters and new mysteries. Told by ever-faithful Natalie who has returned from a sabbatical to become Monk's full partner (as soon as she gets her license). The...

from pgiunta

Life has changed for Natalie Teeger. After leaving San Francisco months ago to work as a temporary police officer in Summit, New Jersey, Natalie's career in law enforcement has advanced beyond the role of mere assistant to renowned detective Adrian Monk. Upon returning to San Francisco, Natalie s...