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The Man Who Liked Slow Tomatoes - Heartwarming Story Book for Adults | Perfect for Book Clubs, Gifts & Relaxing Reading Time
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The Man Who Liked Slow Tomatoes - Heartwarming Story Book for Adults | Perfect for Book Clubs, Gifts & Relaxing Reading Time
The Man Who Liked Slow Tomatoes - Heartwarming Story Book for Adults | Perfect for Book Clubs, Gifts & Relaxing Reading Time
The Man Who Liked Slow Tomatoes - Heartwarming Story Book for Adults | Perfect for Book Clubs, Gifts & Relaxing Reading Time
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K.C. Constantine’s Mario Balzic is one of those police chiefs so close to his people that nothing moves or even sits still in his town without his knowing how and why. His town is Rocksburg, a small coal mining town in western Pennsylvania where most of the coal has run out. Tomatoes curiously ripening out of season are the key. It begins at Muscotti’s Bar, Balzic’s refuge, when Jimmy Romanelli sells several baskets of tomatoes to Vinnie, Muscotti’s barkeep. It ends some weeks later after three deaths and a drained, disgusted Balzic, unable to take any satisfaction in his solution of Romanelli’s murder, the proximate cause for Jimmy’s twisted passion for growing tomatoes.
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Constantine is one of the finest writers in America. Period. He has a stunning gift to bring basically ordinary people and bring them to full humanity. You can see their faces. You know what their houses and furniture are like. You have had a beer next to them at a neighborhood bar. Their lives matter to you. They are imperfect and struggling towards being better people, better fathers and mothers, better neighbors, better friends. And they often fail. His books have the smell and feel of life. And this is the best of this amazing lot. He gets weaker later in the series. All series authors do. But even at his worst he is brilliant. Je is the Richard Russo of mysteries, bringing the small town to life.As to the negative reviews, well all I can is they must have had specific expectations that were incorrect. You simply cannot fault this book.

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