Asperger's Mystery: The Question of the Missing Head (Series #1) (Paperback)

from mandolin77

I read a lot of mysteries, primarily cozy mysteries, and this one stands out for a lot of reasons. To start with, our "detective" has Asperger's. As a parent to a child with autism, I found this uniquely interesting, however, you don't need to know anything about autism or Asperger's to appreciat...

from bookswoman

What a wonderful first book in a series. I didn't expect anything less since I have read all of Jeff Cohen and E.J. Copperman's previous books but this one is outstanding. Samuel Hoenig has Asperger's and has started a small business called Question's Answered. One day he is working on one questi...

from cathyskye

The Question of the Missing Head is a story that I enjoyed from first page to last. Its convoluted (but not confusing) mystery was so much fun to follow, and it had a lot to do with the characters that Jeff Cohen has created. Samuel is marvelous-- at times exasperating, brilliant, startling, and ...

from Auntie-Nanuuq

Samuel Hoenig is a man w/ Asperger's Syndrome who runs "Questions Answered" out of a former pizza parlor. Just as he is hired to answer a question by Mrs. Washburn, he is also hired by the head of a cryonics institute to answer the question: "Where is the missing head?" which is purported to be s...

from mandolin77

I read a lot of mysteries, primarily cozy mysteries, and this one stands out for a lot of reasons. To start with, our "detective" has Asperger's. As a parent to a child with autism, I found this uniquely interesting, however, you don't need to know anything about autism or Asperger's to appreciat...