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    Mr. Monk Goes to Germany

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      “So I suppose you accidentally locked us in a shack, accidentally doused it with gasoline, and accidentally set it on fire,” I said.

      “Things just kept getting worse,” Dr. Rahner said, fixing his gaze on Monk. “If you hadn’t followed your psychiatrist to Germany, nobody would have ever known how badly things went wrong.”

      “I doubt it,” Geshir said. “You’re underestimating the investigatory skill of our homicide unit.”

      “No, he isn’t,” Stoffmacher said.

      “We’re sharp,” Geshir said.

      “We’re adequate to the task, most of the time. But if it wasn’t for Mr. Monk’s eye for detail and his relentless determination, we never would have seen these events as anything but a suicide, a natural death, and a tragic coincidence. Now we know the truth. It was murder.” Stoffmacher tipped his head towards Dr. Rahner. “Arrest this man, Kommissar, and call the forensic unit up to go over his room. I’m sure we’ll find more feathers and other trace evidence.”

      Geshir took out a pair of handcuffs, pulled Dr. Rahner’s arms behind his back, and cuffed his wrists.

      Monk stepped up and looked Dr. Rahner in the eye. “Did you kill my wife?”

      “I told you, I’m not a killer,” Dr. Rahner said. “At least I wasn’t until three days ago.”

      Geshir led Dr. Rahner away. I put my arm around Monk.

      “I’m sorry, Mr. Monk,” I said.

      “Don’t be,” he said. “I’ll get him.”

      Dr. Kroger came up to us. “That was impressive work, Adrian. You might want to consider sticking with this medication.”

      Monk shook his head. “The case was solved before tonight. This was the easy part.”

      “It didn’t seem easy to me,” Dr. Kroger said.

      “That’s because you aren’t the world’s best detective,” Monk said.

      “I see the drug doesn’t diminish the ego,” I said.

      “I’ll have to make a note of that,” Dr. Kroger said.

      Table of Contents

      Title Page

      Copyright Page

      Dedication

      CHAPTER ONE - Mr. Monk and the Assistant

      CHAPTER TWO - Mr. Monk and the Balance of Nature

      CHAPTER THREE - Mr. Monk Takes the Cake

      CHAPTER FOUR - Mr. Monk Sees His Shrink

      CHAPTER FIVE - Mr. Monk Falls Apart

      CHAPTER SIX - Mr. Monk Loses Count

      CHAPTER SEVEN - Mr. Monk and the Likely Suspect

      CHAPTER EIGHT - Mr. Monk Takes Flight

      CHAPTER NINE - Mr. Monk Arrives in Germany

      CHAPTER TEN - Mr. Monk and the Appointment

      CHAPTER ELEVEN - Mr. Monk Returns

      CHAPTER TWELVE - Mr. Monk and the New Experience

      CHAPTER THIRTEEN - Mr. Monk Goes on Vacation

      CHAPTER FOURTEEN - Mr. Monk and the Six Fingers

      CHAPTER FIFTEEN - Mr. Monk Sees a Corpse

      CHAPTER SIXTEEN - Mr. Monk and the Deal

      CHAPTER SEVENTEEN - Mr. Monk Makes a Discovery

      CHAPTER EIGHTEEN - Mr. Monk and the Perfect Storm

      CHAPTER NINETEEN - Mr. Monk and the Stakeout

      CHAPTER TWENTY - Mr. Monk Meets Nature

      CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE - Mr. Monk Gets Some News

      CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO - Mr. Monk and Dr. Kroger

      CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE - Mr. Monk Visits Freakville

      CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR - Mr. Monk and the Guy

      CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE - Mr. Monk and the Friendly Skies

      CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX - Mr. Monk Goes to Berlin

      CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN - Mr. Monk Hits a Wall

      CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT - Mr. Monk Takes a Walk in the Woods

      CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE - Mr. Monk Has a Brand-new Bag

      CHAPTER THIRTY - Mr. Monk Gets the Picture

     

     

     



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