Amazon GLB Publishers Category:  Mystery/Suspense ISBN-10:  1879194554 Type: Fiction Pages: 247 Copyright: January 2005 Dick and Jonathan take on four-year-old boy and the murder of a day-care mom. No one had ever seriously tried to kill me before--and I had to assume cutting someone's brake linings had to be considered serious. "Nothing gets by you, does it, Hardesty?" a mind voice observed. And if whoever did it knew I would be going down that hill toward a train track, I'd say it was pretty damned serious. My second reaction was anger, which blossomed into near fury. What if Jonathan and or Joshua had been in the car with me? If anyone has a grudge against me, let them take their best shot...but they'd damned well better keep everyone else out of it, especially people I care about. If whoever had done this had just left well enough alone, I'd have put the whole matter behind me. I'd just resigned myself to the fact that with no client paying the bills, I'd simply have to let it drop. Ah, but that was before it became really personal.

The Popsicle Tree
(Excerpted Review) "The Popsicle Tree" is a great mystery with a lot of unexpected twists and turns. I could not stop reading this riveting and fascinating murder mystery, written by one of today's most talenterd authors, Dorien Grey. Don't miss "The Popsicle Tree", it's a genuine keeper --Beth Anderson, 222.bethanderson-hotclue.com

Can't Stop
In addition to the usual dead body or two, Dick Hardesty and his lover, Jonathan, are forced to confront the possibility of parenthood. The Hardesy mysteries are like peanuts; you won't be able to stop with just one. --Ralph Higgins, Wayves

Lollypop
(Excerpted Review)Grey plots "The Popsicle Tree" with his usual deft hand an in his customary idiosyncratic syle. Whether readers are new to the series or dedicated folloswers, there is no doubt they will enjoy this veritable lollypop of a book --Denise Pickles, www.marymartin.com.au