Andy Weinberger Livres

The fourth Amos Parisman Mystery features L.A.'s oldest Jewish detective, who returns with his trademark wit and relentless pursuit of truth. Set against the backdrop of the comedy business, the story intertwines humor with danger, revealing that the world of laughter can also harbor deadly secrets. With a gripping narrative, this installment promises to be both enchanting and suspenseful, keeping readers engaged with its unique blend of comedy and crime.

"In "The Kindness of Strangers," Amos Parisman, LA's oldest and most stubborn Jewish gumshoe, has never learned how to properly retire. One day, on his morning walk, he stumbles upon a grisly crime scene: someone has murdered a homeless woman and thrown her body into a dumpster. Lt. Mallory, who is in charge of the case, tells Parisman not to get involved. But when other homeless people start turning up dead, the police find themselves at a loss, and realize they might just need the help of an unconventional private eye like Parisman, who might not have access to their technology, but who knows the neighborhoods and is willing to go the extra mile for poor and disadvantaged victims"-- Provided by publisher

In the latest installment of the Amos Parisman Mystery series, an aging Jewish detective is drawn into a high-stakes heist involving a rare Torah smuggled from North Africa during World War II. As he investigates a break-in at a dilapidated Sephardic temple in Hollywood, he navigates the dangerous realm of international art theft, facing ruthless adversaries willing to commit murder for their desires. The narrative explores themes of wisdom versus materialism, all while delivering a thrilling adventure filled with intrigue and humor.