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Michael Raleigh

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Death in Uptown is the first book in Michael Raleigh's widely praised Paul Whelan series. In this novel, a killer is loose in Chicago's colorful and racially-diverse Uptown neighborhood, and Paul Whelan finds himself drawn in for personal reasons. His search for the killer is complicated by the arrival of a client, an attractive young woman seeking her lost brother, and Whelan soon realizes that the woman's brother is somehow involved in his search, a search which does not end till five men are dead.

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Michael Raleigh is the author of five Paul Whelan mysteries. He has received four Illinois Arts Council grants for fiction, and his stories and poetry have appeared in a number of literary magazines. His fifth book, The Riverview Murders, won the Eugene Izzi award. He lives in Chicago with his wife, three children, and a deranged cat.

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Suspenseful Edge of your Seat Murder Mystery... 23 Jun 2001
By Theodore Simon - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Hardcover
If you like murder mysteries, you have to read Death in Uptown. The way Michael Raleigh makes his characters come to life, with rich depth and great description, makes you want to page deeper and deeper into the book. It's suspenseful, it keeps you thirsty for more, and it shocks you at the end with the suspenseful ending. Michael Raleigh is my favorite murder mystery author...I definately recommend reading this book...If you like this book, check out his other paul whelan mysteries.
Well-written Murder Mystery 25 Aug 2010
By AirCharcoal - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
I liked this book, a good murder mystery, plausible characters, a very stark & realistic depiction of the Uptown neighborhood of Chicago in the 1980s (it has actually changed quite a bit!)..the best thing I liked about it was the colution was unexpected but made a lot of sense, not like some mystery authors who in prder to 'fool' the reader often come up with a perp which may be uexpected all right, but totally illogical & leave too many loose ends or forced explanations. So why 4 stars instead of 5? The one thing I didn't like was Paul's dialogue; OK a few wisecracks were OK, but repeatedly mocking the police detectives obesity or making jokey comments about murders...sorry that is acceptable im middle school, in a grown man it wears out very quicky. I guess the author thought it would make him cool - on the contrary it makes him sound immature. In my opinion that's 1 flaw in this otherwise very well-written book.

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