Don't Ever Look Back: A Mystery (Paperback) by Daniel Friedman

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This is a good read but not as good as Friedman's first book Don't Ever Get Old. Not as much interaction between grandfather and greandson as the first book, which was a big part of its charm.

from lewilliams

This is a good read but not as good as Friedman's first book Don't Ever Get Old. Not as much interaction between grandfather and greandson as the first book, which was a big part of its charm.

from Pmaurer

Story written from the perspective of a former detective, now in a nursing home. He's called back into action by a criminal, that he never succeeded in arresting. The criminal needs protection, and decides his best option the former cop. Dwells a lot on the frailties of an older generation. Love ...

from lisally

Daniel Friedman has certainly created a memorable protagonist in Baruch "Buck" Schatz, who believably comes off as an 88-year old curmudgeon. A retired Memphis detective, Buck is a bit of anti-hero with questionable morals, most certainly shaped by his experiences as a WWII vet, as well as on the...