Best Sports Mysteries
 
 







  
Semi-Tough: A Novel12 reviews
Dan Jenkins

Da Capo Press, 2006

Quite simply, it's the book that made a Yankee love Texas.

+ Semi-Tough
+ Hilarious page turner
+ the funniest sports book ever
  
  











  



  
One False Move (Myron Bolitar)63 reviews
Harlan Coben

Dell, 1999

My Favorite auther

+ one false move
+ another good one
+ Maybe the best MB novel
+ My Favorite Bolitar Novel So Far
  
  











  



  
Double Reverse11 reviews
Tim Green

Grand Central Publishing, 1999

Jerry Maguire On the Dark Side

+ Entertaining--but flawed

I had my doubts when I purchased this book. I seriously did not think that ex-football player Tim Green's new novel had anything to offer in my taste of books. I was wonderfully surprised to find that Green's style is quick, gritty and makes you think that the NFL can be just as mean and rotten ...
  
  











  



  
Swapping Paint: A Stock Car Racing Mystery3 reviews
Jim Lavene, Joyce Lavene

MIDNIGHT INK, 2007

Great Read!

+ easy reading, funny mystery
+ madcap comedic whodunit

Starting out this read, we find ourselves in a campground on the infield of a race track speedway with our two main characters Ruby and her husband Glad, a retired Polish police office and several years Ruby's senior. .....Glad and Ruby are no strangers to the world of racing as Ruby's entire ...
  
  











  



  
The Final Detail (Myron Bolitar)60 reviews
Harlan Coben

Island Books, 2000

Harlan Coben rocks!

+ Myron Bolitar uses more than intelligence to solve mysteries!
+ The Final Detail
+ Great Mystery
+ Another Solid Entry in the Bolitar Series
  
  











  



  
TKO: A Duffy Dombrowski Mystery18 reviews
Tom Schreck

MIDNIGHT INK, 2008

TKO: Duffy's back with a punch

+ TKO
+ TKO by Tom Schreck
+ Knocked Out, but still a 'Hound Dog'
+ Every bit as good as On the Ropes
  
  











  



  
Bump and Run42 reviews
Mike Lupica

Berkley, 2001

Thoroughly enjoyable look at the NFL and NY.

+ The NFL According to Lupica

This was my first experience reading Mike Lupica. I enjoyed everything about the book. I passed it out to several of my friends. They all agreed it was a page burner with memorable characters. Lupica has a sarcastic NY wit which is perfectly developed through his characters. The fictional ...
  
  











  



  
The Red Zone12 reviews
Tim Green

Grand Central Publishing, 1999

Too much football

Ok so I know that Tim Green was a former football player so it shouldn't surprise me that this book was filled with football "talk". I know this but I still thought he went into too much detail about football and strategies. Aside from the football description(s) the book was pretty good. The ...
  
  











  



  
Rude Behavior14 reviews
Dan Jenkins

Island Books, 1999

Just a good ol' boy...

+ Rude Behavior- Yes it is!

This was my belated introduction to Dan Jenkins. I picked it up at an airport because there was a football player on the cover (not the cover shown on amazon, obviously), and laughed through my entire flight. I have since sought out and read all of Mr. Jenkins' work - but the adventures of these ...
  
  











  



  
Vanishing Act: Mystery at the U.S. Open8 reviews
John Feinstein

Knopf Books for Young Readers, 2006

A Readers Review

+ A Great Read!
+ Vanishing Act
+ Vanishing Act by John Feinstein
  
  











  



  
Back Spin (Myron Bolitar)40 reviews
Harlan Coben

Dell, 1997

Great Listen!

+ Another great one in the Myron Boliter series
+ Comparable to others about Myron
+ Myron is a guilty pleasure you just can't quit
  
  











  



  
Fear in Fenway: A Duffy House Mystery2 reviews
Crabbe Evers

Avon Books (Mm), 1994

Full of cliches

We love the Red Sox in this house, so I thought I'd love this book. WRONG!! It tries to cover everything Boston in the first five minutes and it is so full of cliches! It is just poorly written. The plot isn't bad, but the writing is. Go to Boston, read something, ANYTHING else about ...
  
  











  



  
Black Sunday58 reviews
Thomas Harris

NAL Trade, 2005

Great Read

+ Back To The Future
+ Thomas Harris' first
+ Very Scary
  
  











  



  
Wild Pitch18 reviews
Mike Lupica

Berkley, 2003

Lupica portrays to perfection

+ Great book for Red Sox fans and true Baseball lovers
+ Lupica is getting better
+ Great book
  
  











  



  
Double Play51 reviews
Robert B. Parker

Berkley, 2005

Fun Summer Read

+ Gritty thriller of redemption
+ fast flowing hard boiled drama, with real characters

I had seen some of the movies based on Parker's Jesse Stone, but this was the first book of his I read. I really enjoyed it. While it was a novel, I enjoyed it being based around real people like Jackie Robinson. I really enjoyed the way Parker revealed and developed Burke's character. I was a ...
  
  











  



  
Murder on the Ropes: Original Boxing Mysteries

New Millennium Entertainment (CA), 2001

In Murder On The Ropes, boxing’s own set of mystery stories, who-dunnit, why and how are always the question. When the bell rings and the knockout is final, what will be the reason, the source, and the motivation for killing and destroying the world’s best boxers and their associates? Authors include Lawrence Block, Loren D. Estleman, Joyce Carol Oates, F.X. Toole and many more.
  
  











  



  
Darkest Fear (Myron Bolitar)70 reviews
Harlan Coben

Dell, 2001

A strong story about being a father

+ A PRETTY GOOD READ

This is a funny, emotional, and compelling book. I love all Myron Bolitar books because they are great stories that are flat out fun. This one adds the story of Myron being a father and what that means. Excellent!
  
  











  



  
Dead Solid Perfect19 reviews
Dan Jenkins

Main Street Books, 2000

An Eagle, henceforth and forever...

+ One Solid Drive Down the Fairway

Still, after more than 30 years, the best golf book ever written... Funny, hilarious, irreverent...Willard Peacock's slice...nobody could (or can)cuss like ole Willard..after all this time, it's still funny. Dan Jenkins at this best.
  
  











  



  
On the Ropes: A Duffy Dombrowski Mystery19 reviews
Tom Schreck

MIDNIGHT INK, 2007

On the Ropes: A Duffy Dombrowski Mystery

+ Again!
+ Good fun, good read
+ Couldn't put it down!
+ The Basset is the Star
  
  











  



  
Murderer's Row
Crabbe Evers

Crimeline, 1991
  
  











  






   



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