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"""Witty … Hoagy’s narration is as sharp as ever. Fans will be glad to see that Hoagy and company haven’t lost a step."" -- Publishers Weekly ""Hoagy is always good company."" -- Kirkus ""Pick this one up for light entertainment, flawless narrative, and a charming throwback to the best of what a city crime novel once delivered."" -- NY Journal of Books ""David Handler is a master of the 'whodunnit' mystery/suspense genre and his latest novel, The Woman Who Lowered The Boom is another literary gem that will prove to be of particular interest to fans of traditional detective stories that also features an amateur (and reluctant) sleuth trying to solve the mystery. A 'must' for the growing legions of David Handler fans, The Woman Who Lowered The Boom will also hold appeal for bibliophiles who appreciate the backgrounding of this mystery inside the publishing industry."" -- Midwest Book Review ""Each subsequent series installment has been delightfully entertaining."" -- Booklist on The Girl Who Took What She Wanted"

"""Witty … Hoagy’s narration is as sharp as ever. Fans will be glad to see that Hoagy and company haven’t lost a step."" -- Publishers Weekly ""Each subsequent series installment has been delightfully entertaining."" -- Booklist on The Girl Who Took What She Wanted"

"Each subsequent series installment has been delightfully entertaining.-- ""Booklist on The Girl Who Took What She Wanted"" The empathetic Hoag's narrative voice compels, and Handler makes his role as an investigator easy to accept.-- ""Publishers Weekly (starred review) on The Girl Who Took What She Wanted"""

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David Handler is the Edgar Award-winning, critically acclaimed author of several bestselling mystery series. He began his career as a New York City reporter, and wrote his first two novels—Kiddo (1987) and Boss (1988)—about his Los Angeles childhood. In 1988 he published The Man Who Died Laughing, the first of his long-running series of mysteries starring ghostwriter Stuart Hoag and his faithful basset hound Lulu.

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