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Mind Over Murder (Mass Market Paperback)

by William X. Kienzle (Author)
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The Monsignor's Cadillac is found in the parking lot. Inside are traces of blood and a shell from a .32 automatic. All that's missing is the Monsignor. He leaves behind a handful of surprising antagonists and a diary full of confidences that may prove revealing to Detroit's diligent Father Koesler. And even though there's no body, there's something in the air more disquieting than the menace of mere murder . . .


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Combative Monsignor Thomas Thompson has disappeared. When his blood-stained car is found, it looks like murder. Did the archbishop have an arch-enemy? Nobody knows, but Father Koesler is going to find out. "Sensational!"--Los Angeles Times Book Review. Previously published in mass market by Bantam.

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3.0 out of 5 stars Interesting story, but hard to follow, April 27 2000
Like most of Kienzle's books, this one has an interesting twist to it, but the plot becomes hard to follow due to the "alternative plots" contained within.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Not his best, April 21 2000
This book was certainly a unique one. The plot was interesting, but there were elements in the book which made it hard to follow. One didn't know if these were taking place or not. It was as if Kienzle was trying to put in a book what you'd see in a television murder mystery.
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