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With aid from Monkis agoraphobic brother, his faithful associate Natalie discusses her very own analysis while Adrian Monk monitors another-hand sofa that appears linked into a number of killings. Adhering to a soft path, Natalie and Monk quickly wind up face-to-face most abundant in callous monster they will have actually encountered.PRAISE FOR LEE GOLDBERG'S MONK BOOKS ""No body else can seize these figures and bring them to life on the site the way in which Lee Goldberg does!"-- King's Lake Life Journal "Goldberg makes Adrian Monk much more fascinating compared to Television type: the twitches are less apparent, the outcome much less foreseeable. Even (or especially) the supplementary characters are more interesting and have clearer dialogue."--Chicago Tribune ""The one thing more fun than seeing Monk is studying the activities Lee Goldberg produces for him. The publications set a higher standard in the get go." Crimespree Magazine "Saturated in thoughts of slapstick humor and Monk's unique skills for declaration," Library Journal "This newest hilariously humorous and devilishly intelligent  novel about Television's obsessive compulsive sleuth Adrian Monk is definitely an impossible crime enthusiast's pleasure!