Love Song

by Andrew M. Greeley

Diana Lyons an Assitant DA in Chicago falls in love with Conor Clark, son of the Chicago tycoon who ruined her father.

Genres: Fiction, Romance, Mystery

454 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 1988

About the author

Andrew Greeley was a Roman Catholic priest, sociologist, journalist, and author of 50 best-selling novels and more than 100 works of nonfiction. For decades, Greeley entertained readers with such popular characters as the mystery-solving priest Blackie Ryan and the fey, amateur sleuth Nuala Anne McGrail. His books typically center on Irish-American Roman Catholics living or working in Chicago.

http://us.macmillan.com/author/andrew...

Reviews

[Angie]

Too long, boring storyline, repetitive characters, too much all over.....

[Ann]

One of the best allegories of God's love for us. Just a solid WOW

[Joanne]

Blah, not my type of book. Can't even bring myself to finish it. Done with it!

[Kathryn, the_naptime_reader]

This book didn’t age well. Lots of cringey comments and inner dialogue for the MMC for me. So wordy and nothing happening. I was bored.

[Cws]

F Gre

[Peggy]

#8, good

[Brie Bohlinger]

I think this is the first romance book I ever read... :)