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Would you help the man who shot you in the back?
If you were Bishop Regan, you just might.
David Goldman has been a P.I. ever since he left the force.
The case that cost him his job and put Bishop Regan in a wheelchair involved one man: Eddie Goode.
Now Eddie has been accused of another crime, a murder, and he wants Goldman and Regan's help proving his innocence.
Goldman wants no part in it, but the bishop is willing to give Goode the benefit of the doubt.
Regan and Goldman must team up again: Goldman gathering evidence for the bishop to assemble.
Together the two of them will unearth the dark secrets of the victim's family, uncovering financial troubles and secret meetings.
All this just to set Goode free: the man who shot and nearly killed the bishop himself eight years before and got away with it.
Bishop's Revenge is an engrossing thriller that tells a tale of justice and redemption.
"Sharp, smooth ... a lively adventure." - Chicago tribune
"Wonderful ... Bishop Regan is the most intriguing fictional churchman since Chesterton's father brown." - Robert Goldsborough
"a well-plotted whodunit ... readers surely will anticipate the sequel." - Chicago Sun-Times
"abounds in action and surprises." - Associated Press
"well-crafted, knowledgeably handled." - Mystery news
"a good detective read!" - Dallas Morning News
"a slick, action-filled adventure." - Library Journal
William F. Love was a Benedictine monk at St. Gregory's Abbey, Shawnee, Oklahoma, and was ordained as a priest in 1958. Following his resignation from the priesthood, he became a banker and banking consultant in Chicago. He holds a degree from St. John's University in Collegeville, Minnesota, and an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago. He makes his home with his family in a suburb of Chicago.
Genre: Mystery
If you were Bishop Regan, you just might.
David Goldman has been a P.I. ever since he left the force.
The case that cost him his job and put Bishop Regan in a wheelchair involved one man: Eddie Goode.
Now Eddie has been accused of another crime, a murder, and he wants Goldman and Regan's help proving his innocence.
Goldman wants no part in it, but the bishop is willing to give Goode the benefit of the doubt.
Regan and Goldman must team up again: Goldman gathering evidence for the bishop to assemble.
Together the two of them will unearth the dark secrets of the victim's family, uncovering financial troubles and secret meetings.
All this just to set Goode free: the man who shot and nearly killed the bishop himself eight years before and got away with it.
Bishop's Revenge is an engrossing thriller that tells a tale of justice and redemption.
Praise for William F. Love
"Sharp, smooth ... a lively adventure." - Chicago tribune
"Wonderful ... Bishop Regan is the most intriguing fictional churchman since Chesterton's father brown." - Robert Goldsborough
"a well-plotted whodunit ... readers surely will anticipate the sequel." - Chicago Sun-Times
"abounds in action and surprises." - Associated Press
"well-crafted, knowledgeably handled." - Mystery news
"a good detective read!" - Dallas Morning News
"a slick, action-filled adventure." - Library Journal
William F. Love was a Benedictine monk at St. Gregory's Abbey, Shawnee, Oklahoma, and was ordained as a priest in 1958. Following his resignation from the priesthood, he became a banker and banking consultant in Chicago. He holds a degree from St. John's University in Collegeville, Minnesota, and an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago. He makes his home with his family in a suburb of Chicago.
Genre: Mystery
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