โ Scribed by Kienzle, William X
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"The realistic setting, discussions of theology and humanism add to the appealing the author's new urbane, witty mystery.--_Publishers Weekly
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"Score another direct hit by Father Koesler and William Kienzle." --_Kansas City Star
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In Deathbed , the eighth book in a series by acclaimed mystery writer William X. Kienzle, Father Robert Koesler takes on a temporary tour of duty as chaplain in a Detroit hospital whose dark passageways lead eventually to murder. But along the way, the antics of a security guard, a few nurse's aides, and a bumbling volunteer lead to madcap mayhem in a deft (and daft) counterpoint to the unfolding mystery.
Deathbed follows the tracks of at least four people in St. Vincent's Hospital in Detroit whose rancor toward a single individual is so great it could translate into violence. The object of their wrath is an indomitable, unsinkable nun in her late sixties who almost single-handedly...
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All is not well at Detroit's St. Vincent's Hospital. The beds are used for more than convalescence. A nasty case of malpractice surfaces. An operating room is spectacularly blown up. Worst of all, Sister Eileen, the iron-willed nun who almost single-handedly keeps the inner-city hospital open, becom
"The realistic setting, discussions of theology and humanism add to the appealing the author's new urbane, witty mystery.*Publishers Weekly* "Score another direct hit by Father Koesler and William Kienzle." *Kansas City Star* In *Deathbed*, the eighth book in a series by acclaimed mystery writer W