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Title: Best Bet in Baseball Mysteries
Review: In the rough-and-tumble millieu of 19th Century pro baseball, Will Beaman makes for a rich protagonist. Brash, cynical, ultimately human, he's one of a parade of well-defined characters in G.S. Rowe's new mystery novel from Virginia's Pocol Press. You can't help but love this guy! Against the backdrop of America's game at the turn of the century, Beaman battles the seamy side of Boston's scam syndicates while masquerading as the Boston Beaneaters' flak. I have to admit I loved this book. The best elements of an historical baseball novel combined with the thrills and chills of a great mystery. And peppered with wondrous, classic ball-park hecklings such as, "Ya field like a kitten playing with grandma's yarn," and "You'd muff an apple dumpling if you'se was starving." Congratulations to Rowe for a book I couldn't put down.
