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Harry Lipkin, Private Eye
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Harry Lipkin, the world's oldest private investigator, takes on the case of Norma Weinberger, a wealthy woman whose belongings are being pilfered by one of her staff, people she employs, trusts, cares for, and treats like family.
Imprint:
New York - Doubleday
Pages:
208
Edition:
1st US ed
ISBN:
0385536119, 9780385536110
Language:
English
Notes:
Originally published in Edinburgh in 2012 by Polygon
"A novel."--Jacket
"A novel."--Jacket
Statement of responsibility:
Barry Fantoni
Characteristics:
1 online resource (208 p.)
Author (Original Script):
Fantoni, Barry
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Add a CommentHarry Lipkin is a quick and pleasant read. A real private investigator would install a hidden camera and the thief would be found in 1 paragraph! lol. When it comes to Jewish mystery solvers, I prefer Kinky Friedman. His books are hilarious. Over all, this book is fun but it is obvious that the author is British and trying to write from the point of view of an American, because he uses words not used by Americans such as trainers (sneakers) and fairy lights.
Not funny and ending is apparent from almost the beginning.