
The Kindness of Strangers: An Amos Parisman Mystery (Amos Parisman Mysteries, 3)
In the third installment of the Amos Parisman mystery series, Amos finds himself on the twisted trail of a dangerous killer as he enters the heart of inequity in his community.
Amos Parisman, L.A.’s oldest and most stubborn Jewish gumshoe, has never learned how to properly retire. He has little to do and his options are narrowing day by day, until he stumbles across the body of a local homeless woman in Park La Brea. Despite the instruction of Amos’ comrade, Lieutenant Malloy, who tells him not to get involved, the police find that they could use someone unconventional like Parisman, someone who knows the neighborhood and is willing to go the extra mile. As more homeless people begin turning up dead in the area, though, Amos soon realizes he is hunting a serial killer with a gruesome vendetta against the vulnerable and disadvantaged.
Battling moral and civil questions regarding the invisible class, The Kindness of Strangers is a gripping look into the lives of those who sleep in the dust, the value we place on those who aren’t like us, and the damage that homelessness inflicts on the human spirit.
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Book details
- Author
- Andy Weinberger
- Imprint
- Prospect Park Books, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
- Published
- Pages
- 290
- Formats
- Paperback, Hardcover
- Series
- Amos Parisman Mysteries
- Subjects
- Fiction › Mystery & Detective › Private Investigators
Fiction › Mystery & Detective
Fiction › Crime - Topics
- private investigator · serial killer · homeless community · Los Angeles · Jewish detective · social justice · cozy mystery · amateur sleuth
- ISBN-13
- 9781684428168 (Paperback)9781684428175 (Hardcover)
About the author
ANDY WEINBERGER is the founder and owner of Readers' Books in Sonoma, California, and the author of four novels. His recent books include Die Laughing, The Kindness of Strangers and Reason to Kill.
Weinberger studied poetry and Chinese history at the University of New Mexico. He was born in New York and grew up in the Los Angeles area.
When he’s not writing, Weinberger works as a bookseller, a profession he has practiced for many years through Readers' Books. The independent bookstore and its community form the backdrop of his life in Sonoma.
Andy lives in Sonoma, California.





