A Nun in the Closet, Dorothy Gilman
A Nun in the Closet, Dorothy Gilman
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A Nun in the Closet

Author: Dorothy Gilman

Narrator: Roslyn Alexander

Unabridged: 6 hr 38 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Recorded Books

Published: 05/13/2011

Categories: Fiction


Synopsis

From the author of the classic mysteries starring the irrepressible CIA spy, Mrs. Pollifax, comes a delightfully different mystery with a most unholy twist. Filled with all the hilarious surprises and good old-fashioned suspense that her fans have come to love, A Nun in the Closet is the story of two high-spirited nuns who accidentally stumble into a dangerous plot involving ghosts, gangsters, and Protestants.

About Dorothy Gilman

Dorothy Gilman is the author of the Mrs. Pollifax series of novels, as well as several others. She divides her time between Norwalk, Connecticut, and Albuquerque, New Mexico.


Reviews

“A Nun In The Closet” (1976) is certainly entitled to make you want to look! Some moments are hilarious, with a storyline and backdrop that are absolutely unique. A ‘cloistered order’ out of touch with modern trends, inherits land and a mansion out-of-town. They don’t know from whom but two convent......more

Goodreads review by Mark

The nuns in the Abbey of St. Tabitha are shocked when they are left a house and estate in New York State, several hundred miles from where they live in cloister. However, they must decide what to do with it, so Sister John and Sister Hyacinthe are elected to head up there and get a feel for what the......more

Goodreads review by Renee

Ah, that was a gentle treat. A little social justice for migrant workers thrown in with mafia drug-traffickers and leftover hippies. If there is an oppositie to 'noir' (blanc?) or 'hard-boiled' (ah, yes: soft-boiled), this is it. Quirky gypsy Sister Hyacinthe and practical, shrewd Sister John--"She......more

This book brings back memories of the very happy summer of 1976. Perhaps I love it so much because it reminds me of that golden summer when I was 15 and life was fresh and intriguing. Yes, it's silly. Yes, it's improbable on all counts. But it sure is fun. It's one of those books you can read at a s......more