Mr. Monk Goes to Germany (2008)
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Monk Goes to Germany CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE Mr. Monk Gets Some News Geshir rubbed his chin. Stoffmacher curled the end of his enormous mustache. And I swatted at the flies that were buzzing around me while we considered the implications of Monk’s observation.
Leupolz didn’t walk there.
So how did he get on the trail? If he didn’t float there, then it meant he was carried somehow. And the odds are he wasn’t alive when that happened.
But that explanation raised even more questions.
Why not leave him a...t his house? Why dump his body on a hiking trail? How did he die? Why weren’t there any signs of violence? How was his death connected, if at all, to the violent end of Axel Vigg? Or was it just one more bizarre coincidence in a day filled with a record-breaking number of them?
Those were just a few of the questions going through my mind and were probably among the ones that Stoffmacher and Geshir were thinking about, too.
“There’s more,” Monk said.
Stoffmacher sighed. “Of course there is.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Monk Goes to Germany CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE Mr. Monk Gets Some News Geshir rubbed his chin. Stoffmacher curled the end of his enormous mustache. And I swatted at the flies that were buzzing around me while we considered the implications of Monk’s observation.
Leupolz didn’t walk there.
So how did he get on the trail? If he didn’t float there, then it meant he was carried somehow. And the odds are he wasn’t alive when that happened.
But that explanation raised even more questions.
Why not leave him a...t his house? Why dump his body on a hiking trail? How did he die? Why weren’t there any signs of violence? How was his death connected, if at all, to the violent end of Axel Vigg? Or was it just one more bizarre coincidence in a day filled with a record-breaking number of them?
Those were just a few of the questions going through my mind and were probably among the ones that Stoffmacher and Geshir were thinking about, too.
“There’s more,” Monk said.
Stoffmacher sighed. “Of course there is.”
What to read after Mr. Monk Goes to Germany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee Goldberg to read onlineMoreLess
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