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On a Par with Murder (Morris and Sullivan Series) | 
 enlarge | Author: John Logue
Publisher: Dell
Category: Book
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Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 1782475
Media: Mass Market Paperback
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 288
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 6.7 x 4.2 x 0.8
ISBN: 0440224004
Dewey Decimal Number: 813
EAN: 9780440224006
ASIN: 0440224004
Publication Date: February 9, 1999
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Product Description
He was young and talented--a golfing phenom with the whole world
in his hands...and a killer on his trail...
He made the whole world go weak at the knees.With his skill, grace, and innocence, young golfing phenom Buddy Martin even won over the cynical press corps.And with legions of fans following his every move, Buddy Martin was headed for the promised land: a victory at this year's U.S.Open on Long Island's famous Shinnecock Hills golf course.
But somewhere between the fairways and the sea, between the fog that rolled in at night and the fates that haunt heroes, tragedy would strike Buddy Martin and the one person who really knew him.Now legendary golf writer John Morris and his friend, Julia Sullivan, are delving into the life and times of a golfing great.And what they find is a story more amazing than the myth itself: a story of love, loss, and murder....
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murder at the US Open March 2, 2008
A hot young golfer (no, not Tiger) is setting the PGA on fire and is making his first appearance at the US Open in Shinecock Hills. But is this mysterious young golfer who he says he is? After a couple of exciting rounds, a car accident similar to Chappaquidick occurs and we see someone has been murdered. A whole cast of agents and golf equipment reps are suspects, and Morris and Sullivan are sorting them all out. Once the killer is known, however, there is the difficulty of getting the evidence to prove it. Or maybe, to prove the killer had killed before. This was my first Logue book - a good author with an entertaining combination of mystery and golf.
Chris D. Miller Place NY-MUST READ November 8, 2004
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This book is a very fast action packed suspense murder book. It is about a young boy named Bobby Martin that works really hard and acheives his goal to the U.S Open at Shinnecock Hills on Long Island in 1995. When he gets there all of a sudden an uexpected murder occurs. This book is really fast reading and I read it in about 3 days. Another thing that is good about this book is the author Mr. Logue, knows alot about golf which is a good thing since this book is all about golf. He puts alot of details in this book. Even if you dont like golf this book will still grap your attention! YOU SHOULD READ THIS BOOK!!1 :)
Chris D. Miller Place NY-MUST READ November 8, 2004
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This book was really fast reading, it had alot of action and if you are a golf lover this book would get u hooked right away. Its all about a boy Buddy Martin that worked so hard to go to the U.S Open at Shinnecock Hills on Long Island NY in 1995 when an unexpected murder occurs. Mr. Logue gives the reader great suspense, great action and is just a great book that everybody should read. Mr. Logue also knows alot about golf which is important to know about what you are talking about and even if you are not intersted in golf it still catches your attention. YOU SHOULD READ THIS BOOK
A great combination of murder and golf! June 16, 1999
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
For those of us who aren't lovers of golf, John Logue's golf mysteries are a revelation. And for those of you who are, don't miss out on this wonderful series. This is the best volume yet -- it's funny, engaging, engrossing, well-plotted, and much better written than the usual run of mysteries.
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