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da sticks, as seen through the eyes of Harry Mickey Shorts, ex-ballplayer turned street-smart private investigator, gives the reader a feel for what goes on
in the corporate world of insurance plus a glimpse of life in the minor leagues, on and off the field. Elements of humor and tragedy, suspense and surprise
twist and turn throughout. Together they keep the pace fast and provide Harry with a trip you will be glad you didn't miss.
in the corporate world of insurance plus a glimpse of life in the minor leagues, on and off the field. Elements of humor and tragedy, suspense and surprise
twist and turn throughout. Together they keep the pace fast and provide Harry with a trip you will be glad you didn't miss.
| WHAT OTHERS HAVE SAID ABOUT da sticks |
Excerpt from review by Larissa Boyer of The Sentinel (Carlisle, PA)
To read the full review please visit The Sentinel
A book mixing baseball, mystery and insurance wouldn’t exactly be my first choice in reading material, but
when Rich Kisielewski’s novel, “da sticks,” showed up in my inbox, it intrigued me enough to give it a read.
Kisielewski manages to give us an entertaining read. I enjoyed the style of narration – it’s a little like those old
private eye movies where you have the disembodied voice of the detective narrating in between the action.
In fact, it had all the basic elements of a good, old-fashioned detective novel - complete with a womanizing,
somewhat piggish, yet absolutely charming protagonist.
If you read this book and like it, you’ll be happy to know, according to his website, Kisielewski plans on
continuing his Harry Mickey Shorts detective series.
To read the full review please visit The Sentinel
A book mixing baseball, mystery and insurance wouldn’t exactly be my first choice in reading material, but
when Rich Kisielewski’s novel, “da sticks,” showed up in my inbox, it intrigued me enough to give it a read.
Kisielewski manages to give us an entertaining read. I enjoyed the style of narration – it’s a little like those old
private eye movies where you have the disembodied voice of the detective narrating in between the action.
In fact, it had all the basic elements of a good, old-fashioned detective novel - complete with a womanizing,
somewhat piggish, yet absolutely charming protagonist.
If you read this book and like it, you’ll be happy to know, according to his website, Kisielewski plans on
continuing his Harry Mickey Shorts detective series.
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