| Author: | Lou Saulino | ISBN: | 9781643674230 |
| Publisher: | URLink Print & Media, LLC | Publication: | May 13, 2019 |
| Imprint: | URLink Print & Media, LLC | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lou Saulino |
| ISBN: | 9781643674230 |
| Publisher: | URLink Print & Media, LLC |
| Publication: | May 13, 2019 |
| Imprint: | URLink Print & Media, LLC |
| Language: | English |
“A man of God debates his next course of action when a penitent’s confession reveals startling information regarding a woman’s unsolved murder in this quiet mystery. A solid crime story sharing the spotlight with a priest’s family and nagging doubts.” - Kirkus Book review BLESS ME FATHER has captured the curiosity and evoked enthusiasm of law enforcement professionals and a former Catholic priest. “Bless Me Father is a departure from Lou Saulino’s previous books about growing up with the love of sports. His first crime story hits it out of the ballpark….a great read and definitely a page turner.” - John E. Sullivan Det. NYPD Ret. “I liked this book. It is a tough, smart and compassionate story. ere are memorable characters. I know of no one who could have written a book like this. Lou has the real-life experience and the heart to give all of us the life changing thoughts.” - P. Olsinski, Teacher, Counselor, Student of People “Family, families---intertwined by: love and protection of each other, right or wrong; sports, sorrow and guilt, Bless Me Father entertains with a little sports history; but also is thought provoking---what, how do you honor faith, a memory and vows to ‘family’. An enjoyable weekend read.” - Cecile T. Woodward, Assistant Police Chief, Phoenix PD Ret
“A man of God debates his next course of action when a penitent’s confession reveals startling information regarding a woman’s unsolved murder in this quiet mystery. A solid crime story sharing the spotlight with a priest’s family and nagging doubts.” - Kirkus Book review BLESS ME FATHER has captured the curiosity and evoked enthusiasm of law enforcement professionals and a former Catholic priest. “Bless Me Father is a departure from Lou Saulino’s previous books about growing up with the love of sports. His first crime story hits it out of the ballpark….a great read and definitely a page turner.” - John E. Sullivan Det. NYPD Ret. “I liked this book. It is a tough, smart and compassionate story. ere are memorable characters. I know of no one who could have written a book like this. Lou has the real-life experience and the heart to give all of us the life changing thoughts.” - P. Olsinski, Teacher, Counselor, Student of People “Family, families---intertwined by: love and protection of each other, right or wrong; sports, sorrow and guilt, Bless Me Father entertains with a little sports history; but also is thought provoking---what, how do you honor faith, a memory and vows to ‘family’. An enjoyable weekend read.” - Cecile T. Woodward, Assistant Police Chief, Phoenix PD Ret
