Fighting Chance: A Gregor Demarkian Novel

· Gregor Demarkian Novels Book 29 · Sold by Minotaur Books
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Gregor Demarkian grew up in the Armenian-American enclave in Philadelphia known as Cavanaugh Street. Even though he left to go to college, and then went on to a storied career in the famous Behavioral Science Unit of the FBI, he eventually returned to Cavanaugh Street after an early retirement. There he finds himself in a rapidly gentrifying urban neighborhood that still retains some of the friends, institutions, and flavor of the immigrant neighborhood he grew up in. Among them is his best friend, Father Tibor Kasparian, the parish priest of the local Armenian-Orthodox church, probably the most genuinely gentle soul that Demarkian has ever met.

When Father Tibor is then arrested on murder charges, it tears at the very foundation of Demarkian's world. While Gregor has very strict rules about for whom and under what conditions he will consult, all those rules go by the wayside. In Fighting Chance, from award-winning author Jane Haddam, Demarkian is now a man possessed, and his one goal is to find out what really happened and who is really responsible for the murder Father Tibor is charged with.

About the author

A finalist for both the Edgar and the Anthony Award, JANE HADDAM is best known for her mysteries featuring Armenian-American detective Gregor Demarkian, a retired chief of the FBI’s Behavioral Sciences Unit. The series, now more than twenty-five books strong, began with Not a Creature was Stirring and includes Glass Houses, Blood in the Water and Fighting Chance. Haddam lives in Litchfield County, Connecticut.

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