A Catskill Eagle
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 1985
384
Novel • Fiction
San Francisco, California • 1980s
1985
Adult
18+ years
In Robert B. Parker's A Catskill Eagle, Detective Spenser sets out to rescue his love, Susan Silverman, from a troubling and unhealthy relationship with Russell Costigan, the son of a California tycoon. With the help of his sidekick Hawk, Spenser navigates a dangerous mission that involves breaking Hawk out of jail, committing various crimes, and teaming up with the CIA to confront Russell's villainous father. The book includes depictions of violence, confinement, and psychological manipulation.
Suspenseful
Gritty
Adventurous
Dark
Emotional
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A Catskill Eagle by Robert B. Parker has garnered mixed reviews. Fans praise its fast-paced narrative, engaging dialogue, and strong character development. However, some critics feel the plot occasionally lacks depth and can be predictable. Overall, it's a compelling read for mystery genre enthusiasts but may not captivate those seeking intricate storylines.
A reader who enjoys A Catskill Eagle by Robert B. Parker is likely a fan of hard-boiled detective fiction and fast-paced, witty narratives. Comparable to fans of Raymond Chandler's The Big Sleep and Mickey Spillane's I, the Jury, they appreciate strong, morally complex characters and intricate, suspenseful plots.
12,083 ratings
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384
Novel • Fiction
San Francisco, California • 1980s
1985
Adult
18+ years
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