- Published: New York : Amy Einhorn Books, 2009.
- Year Published: 2009
- Description: 338 p.
- Language: English
- Format: Book
ISBN/Standard Number
- 9780399155635
- 0399155635
- 0425234401
Subjects
- Periodical editors -- Fiction.
- Women detectives -- Fiction. -- Michigan
- Murder -- Fiction. -- Investigation
- Ann Arbor (Mich.) -- Fiction.
- Michigan -- Fiction.
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murders loogan novel ann arbor extramarital affairs books set in ann arbor cool mystery books set in michigan local authors bad things happen local author adultery university professors mystery local author harry dolan literary magazines police procedurals possible read harry dolan david loogan
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Call number: Mystery
Available Copies: Downtown 1st Floor, Malletts Adult, Pittsfield Adult, Traverwood Adult, West Adult
Reviews & Summaries
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Complicated
The characters' names were too difficult to pronounce to read over easily; perhaps Loogan would have been better as Logan and Waishkey as Walsh, Wrentmore as Wentmore, etc.
The plot was so complicated that after finishing the book I still wasn't sure about who did what to whom. I tried to backtrack but that didn't help. As a first novel, Dolan shows promise. He just shouldn't try to get so many "twists" into one story.
The plot was so complicated that after finishing the book I still wasn't sure about who did what to whom. I tried to backtrack but that didn't help. As a first novel, Dolan shows promise. He just shouldn't try to get so many "twists" into one story.
boredd
terrible book dont read really boring i read it and it was super boring.
Bad thing
Bad thing always happened but it is up to us yo handle it properly.
Awesome
Awesome
not bad
ok
for real
does this realy happen
Good
Just good.
Bad Things Happen
A decent read for a debut novel. Written by a local author, Bad Things Happen is set here in Ann Arbor as well as some other nearby towns. This alone makes it a fun read, as well as the character descriptions: the book is cast with a group of people so literary minded that you can easily picture many neighbors and acquaintances as stand ins. Not bad.
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