Review: Matt Kile wins again, another great mystery by David Bishop.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 17, 2013
When I saw the blurb for this pop up on my Facebook feed I immediately had to switch over to Amazon and download a copy. Matt Kile has become one of my favorite detectives and I wouldn't miss reading it for anything. Of course, it was supposed to go to the bottom of the queue but somehow, I am sure it was some error on the part of my Kindle, it jumped to the top. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.The locale is a small ranch on the outskirts of a copper town in Arizona. A town that owes its existence to the family that owns and operates both the mine and the ranch. Matt Kile has been hired by the owner who has a hunch someone is going to attempt to murder him. A hunch with no evidence, no prior attempt and no real reason isn't much to go on, but when your former partner asks you to look into it, a ranch with a beautiful woman to distract even the most hard boiled detective is a good a place as any to spend a few days."Money and Murder" is a well written and crafted short story that moved at a good pace with an easy flow, characters that read as believable and dialog that is right on the money for realism. A very good read which I recommend to all my mystery readers and to Matt Kile fans. Another winner for author David Bishop.Karen Bryant Doering,Parents' Little Black BookMistBlueEeyore@gmail.com