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Spenser acts as a bodyguard again, at least initially … for a very proud, flamboyant, self-proclaimed ‘Christian’.
Susan’s working away on her PhD, she’s away, interning out of state.
Paul Giacombe visits for Thanksgiving and he’s almost all grown up now!
Spenser works for a politician who’s being blackmailed and takes on a crime boss.
This one was more intriguing than exciting, and as fun as ever.
5 stars.
⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Character(s) introduced in this one:
*Recurring:
Cosgrove, though I cannot remember right now if he’s truly recurring—anyone know?
Vinnie Morris (works for Joe Broz)
Audio:
This narrator … is okay. While he does NOT bother with a Boston accent, there is a vibe to his vintage-y sound and being 5 books in now, I’m getting used to him. :)
First edition cover:
Location of Spenser’s office, “Berkley Street, where it crosses Boylston”.
Spenser Reading Order:
1. The Godwulf Manuscript (1973)
2. God Save the Child (1974)
3. Mortal Stakes (1975)
4. Promised Land (1976)
5. The Judas Goat (1978)
6. Looking for Rachel Wallace (1980)
7. Early Autumn (1980)
8. A Savage Place (1981)
9. Ceremony (1982)
10. The Widening Gyre (1983)
11. Valediction (1984)
12. A Catskill Eagle (1985)
13. Taming a Seahorse (1986)
14. Pale Kings and Princes (1987)
15. Crimson Joy (1988)
16. Playmates (1989)
17. Stardust (1990)
18. Pastime (1991)
19. Double Deuce (1991)
20. Paper Doll (1993)
21. Walking Shadow (1994)
22. Thin Air (1995)
23. Chance (1996)
24. Small Vices (1997)
25. Sudden Mischief (1998)
26. Hush Money (1999)
27. Hugger Mugger (2000)
28. Potshot (2001)
29. Widow's Walk (2002)
30. Back Story (2003)
31. Bad Business (2004)
32. Cold Service (2005)
33. School Days (2005)
34. Dream Girl (2006)
35. Now and Then (2007)
36. Rough Weather (2008)
36.5 Chasing the Bear (2009)
37. The Professional (2009)
38. Painted Ladies (2010)
39. Sixkill (2011)
39.5 Silent Night (2013)
Spenser: A Mysterious Profile (2022)
continued in the series by Ace Atkins