The Father Bredder Mysteries, Books 4-6

De: Leonard Holton, Leonard Wibberley

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

When Father Bredder gets involved with murder--Heaven only knows what will happen next...

Named "A Red Badge Novel of Suspense" alongside Agatha Christie, Michael Innes, and Hugh Pentecost, The Father Bredder Mysteries, written by Leonard Wibberley under the pen name Leonard Holton, inspired a television show starring George Kennedy.

“There is an ingenious interplay of violence and death, but the best part is the humorous portrait of the priest.”—Kirkus Reviews

This boxed set includes the following three books in the series:

BOOK 4: Deliver Us From Wolves

Father Bredder leaves his California parish for a visit to the shrine of Fatima in Portugal, where he gets asked by the local bishop to investigate a murder blamed on werewolves by the superstitious locals in a remote village, complete with medieval castle and an elegant countess with a passion for racing cars.

BOOK 5: Flowers by Request

When Father Bredder sets out looking for bass section to add to his convent choir, he becomes embroiled in a cold case investigation of the murder of a wealthy financier found with a hunting arrow in his back, lying in a bed of white gladioli in the garden of his Beverly Hills home.

BOOK 6: Out of the Depths

The catch was supposed to be halibut, but what Father Bredder reeled in was a corpse in a scuba suit. When Father Bredder decided to unravel the mystery on his own, he suddenly found himself the prime suspect.

The complete series is also available in an 11-book boxed set.

THE FATHER BREDDER MYSTERIES: The Complete Series

Book 1: The Saint Maker
Book 2: A Pact with Satan
Book 3: Secret of the Doubting Saint
Book 4: Deliver Us from Wolves
Book 5: Flowers by Request
Book 6: Out of the Depths
Book 7: A Touch of Jonah
Book 8: A Problem in Angels
Book 9: The Mirror of Hell
Book 10: The Devil to Play
Book 11: A Corner of Paradise

Fine novels

Nicely written, informative because the author covers a variety of scenarios over this collection with real non fictional details used in the plotting, and entertaining with very easy on the imagination characterizations. What is a surprise is the computer generated narrator. One might expect a boring and wooden performance however these voices do not interfere at all in the enjoyment of the stories except here and there when the language becomes ambiguous and the software makes a wrong choice. RecommendEd if you like gentle mysteries that are not overwritten.