Pepper Pike #1 in the Milan Jacovich mystery series. Pages. #13 in the Milan Jacovich mystery series. Milan learns a lot about Irish customs and cultures— including “the Irish sports pages.” In the fourteenth book of his Milan Jacovich series, Les Roberts once again delivers a dose of real Cleveland.
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A Shoot in Cleveland: A Milan Jacovich Mystery 9. A Milan Jacovich Mystery 8. The Duke of Cleveland: A Milan Jacovich Mystery 6. The Ashtabula Hat Trick. The Strange Death of Father Candy. Come scrivere un'ottima recensione.
The Irish Sports Pages
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The Irish Sports Pages: It seems that Judge Maureen Hartigan has a serious problem that she wants kept quiet. And since her daughter, Cathleen, and Milan have had an off-again-on-again friendship, which only teeters on the edge of something more, she asks Cathleen to call him. Judge Hartigan, a woman of impeccable reputation, has unwittingly given refuge to a scam artist.
Through her, Cathleen had become involved with the man, and all because Cathleen's cousin, Hugh, had been a sucker.
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It happened in a familiar way: The man came into an Irish bar, made a beeline for Hugh, who was drinking alone and a little in his cups, told him that he was just off the plane from Ireland and that his luggage, containing not only his clothes but his passport and wallet, was lost; he had no clean clothes, no money, no identification, no credit cards.
Could Hugh help him until the luggage was found? Hugh, a fellow Irishman, even though one a couple of generations removed from the Auld Sod, thought, Sure.
I just wished they were easier to find here. Aug 10, Deborah rated it really liked it.
Interesting to learn what the "Irish Sports Pages" reference means. Wanted to read some fiction based in Cleveland and discovered this well written and nicely plotted long-running series.
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I am definitely interested in reading the earlier titles; an older series so looks like ILL for most of those! May 31, Agatha rated it really liked it Shelves: This is one in a series featuring Cleveland private investigator Milan Jacovich; I especially enjoy this series because it is set in my hometown; this entry focused on the Irish mob in Cleveland and vicinity.
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