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Second Fiddle
The Big Apple has a rotten core. At least to those involved in the New York Philharmonic. Paul Klee, their rising star and first violin has gone missing.
A rich benefactor of the philharmonic has asked for Anthony Carrick by name and will spare no expense to fly him over from LA. Anthony Carrick doesn’t usually do missing persons, but when Klee winds up dead, the case becomes more interesting.
Paul Klee was not only a womanizer but he had one of the world’s most expensive violins, valued at over ten million dollars. From World War Two Germany to modern day New York, Second Fiddle will pit Anthony Carrick’s wit against a smorgasbord of shady and unique characters.
A rich benefactor of the philharmonic has asked for Anthony Carrick by name and will spare no expense to fly him over from LA. Anthony Carrick doesn’t usually do missing persons, but when Klee winds up dead, the case becomes more interesting.
Paul Klee was not only a womanizer but he had one of the world’s most expensive violins, valued at over ten million dollars. From World War Two Germany to modern day New York, Second Fiddle will pit Anthony Carrick’s wit against a smorgasbord of shady and unique characters.
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First published December 19, 2013
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March 1, 2018
Anthony Carrick PI heads to the Big Apple to solve a missing person case. It quickly turns into a murder case. The victim, Paul Klee, is a very spoiled man and was given the position of first violin with the symphony orchestra without really earning it. The characters are good, although they're not always very likeable, but that's to be expected in a murder mystery. I love Anthony's dry humor, tough attitude and sarcasm. He's not fooled by much, if anything. He helps the local policemen a bit and solves the case in about four days. The plot and writing are great and the book really moves along. All in all, this book was a great read and I definitely recommend it.
March 28, 2019
Superb Whodunnit!
Jason, you really hit a homerun with this story. Lots of good character insights, plot twists, gut instincts, and just good, old detective work. Bravo!
Jason, you really hit a homerun with this story. Lots of good character insights, plot twists, gut instincts, and just good, old detective work. Bravo!
May 9, 2018
second fiddle
great book. carrick is an old fashioned gumshoe. you can always count on him catching the murderer. i loved the history about the violinealso
great book. carrick is an old fashioned gumshoe. you can always count on him catching the murderer. i loved the history about the violinealso
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