Description
Too Many Murders by Colleen McCullough is a gripping and intricately plotted crime novel set in the 1960s, featuring Detective Inspector Carmine Delmonico. The story unfolds in a small town where a series of murders shock the community, and Delmonico must navigate a complex web of suspects and motives to uncover the truth.
McCullough, best known for her Masters of Rome series, brings her sharp storytelling skills to the genre of crime fiction. The novel is tightly woven with rich character development and vivid descriptions of the period, making it a captivating read. The protagonist, Delmonico, is a methodical and intelligent detective whose personal struggles add depth to the narrative.
While the novel’s pace is deliberate and at times reflective, the layered mystery keeps the reader engaged as Delmonico unravels the secrets surrounding the murders. Too Many Murders is both a compelling detective story and an exploration of human nature, showcasing McCullough’s ability to combine suspense with nuanced character studies.
