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Harlot's Moon The Robert Payne Mystery Series

Ex-detective Robert Payne receives a phone call from an old friend, Steve Gray. Now a priest, Steve invites Payne to the scene of a grisly crime. Another priest, Father Daly, has been murdered. More than just a public relations nightmare for the church, the murder scene, a cheap hotel room, is filled with clues. As Payne investigates the priest's mysterious death, he uncovers links to other more brutal crimes.

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  • "A priest is murdered and his tongue is cut out in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The case is given to psychological profiler Robert Payne, a friend of the priest. He suspects the killer was a woman, the priest having had lots of affairs while counselling women parishioners. By the author of Hawk Moon."
  • "Ex-detective Robert Payne receives a phone call from an old friend, Steve Gray. Now a priest, Steve invites Payne to the scene of a grisly crime. Another priest, Father Daly, has been murdered. More than just a public relations nightmare for the church, the murder scene, a cheap hotel room, is filled with clues. As Payne investigates the priest's mysterious death, he uncovers links to other more brutal crimes."@en
  • "Cedar Rapids, Iowa. A Catholic priest has been found half-naked and dead in a seedy motel room, with his tongue cut out. Ex-FBI profiler Robert Payne has been called in to investigate by his childhood friend Steve Gray, now a monsignor. With a fund-raising drive coming up, Steve wants to squelch a scandal. But all the signs point to unholy doings in the tightly knit parish. Why did the pugnacious president of the Parish Board remove a gold earring from the scene of the crime? Was his beautiful blonde wife doing more than confessing to the profligate priest? And why was the dead priest hoarding newspaper stories about two other brutal murders? As Payne examines the evidence and pieces together the profile of a subtle and devious killer, it's clear that there will be hell to pay--with no end in sight... PRAISE FOR HARLOT'S MOON: Publisher's Weekly: "Payne belongs to the hard-boiled detective school, but Gorman gives him an appealing softer side by detailing his loving relationship with live-in girlfriend Felice, by showing his attention to a young girl with cerebral palsy and by examining his ambivalent feelings for his dying stepfather. The prolific Gorman delivers another smooth page-turner..." Library Journal: "Slick prose and an entertaining plot.""@en

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  • "Electronic books"
  • "Mystery fiction"
  • "Mystery fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Psychological fiction"@en
  • "Psychological fiction"

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  • "Harlot's Moon The Robert Payne Mystery Series"@en
  • "Harlot's moon"
  • "Harlot's moon"@en