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.ะฒะโPublishers Weekly
"Score another direct hit by Father Koesler and William Kienzle." ะฒะโKansas City Star
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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"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
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