Milan Jacovich Mysteries: Speaking of Murder (Hardcover)

from JenniferRobb

I once tempted for the dentist whose name inspired Roberts's main character. At the time, I didn't know that fact and remember being somewhat confused by it. Years later, at a writers's conference, Les Roberts spoke and I learned what the relationship between the two names is. That's partly what ...

from iowabooker

It was well written that you either applauded or rooted against the characters. Some are so awful that you can tell who it might be a real reflection of in real life.

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Quick read. There was dry humor, which was appropriate and made me chuckle a few times. I enjoyed the characters and liked how they were similar to real life motivational speakers (part of the humor). I did feel like there was a lot of descriptive language but it helped me to picture everything c...

from bemislibrary

This nineteenth book in the series finds that a motivational seminar is a perfect place to figure out who had motive to kill. Private eye Milan Jacovich and partner K.O. along with Detective Sergeant Tobe Blaine spend their time interviewing speakers at the annual convocation of the Global Motiva...

from JSBancroft

"Speaking of Murder" is a page turner, which kept me guessing until the end. Les Roberts and Dan S. Kennedy have melded the worlds of private investigation and inspirational speaking without either dissolving into cliché. While the authors suggest the characters are completely fictionalized, I id...