Mr. Monk on Patrol

Mr. Monk on Patrol by Lee Goldberg, published by National Geographic Books on May 1, 2012, is a mystery novel featuring the renowned investigator Adrian Monk. In this edition, spanning 288 pages, readers are introduced to Randy Disher, who finds himself unexpectedly thrust into the role of acting mayor of Summit, New Jersey, amid a scandal involving the city’s leadership. As the town grapples with a surge of robberies, Disher seeks Monk’s expertise to restore order.
The narrative follows Monk and his assistant Natalie as they take on the challenge of making Summit a safer place. Their efforts quickly escalate when the situation turns dire, with burglaries leading to arson and murder. This book presents a blend of mystery and humor, showcasing the dynamics of private investigators in a high-stakes environment. Readers can expect a story that intertwines elements of crime and comedy, all while exploring the complexities of community leadership and personal responsibility.
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Welcome to the series of original mysteries starring Adrian Monk, the brilliant investigator who always knows when something’s out of place….
Randy Disher is perfectly happy living with Monk’s old assistant Sharona and working as the new police chief of Summit, New Jersey. But when the city’s leadership is arrested for fraud, he suddenly finds himself appointed acting mayor and overwhelmed by the dual responsibilities—especially when the town is hit by a wave of robberies. In desperation, Disher calls on Adrian Monk to put things in order.
As deputized officers, Monk and his assistant Natalie are ready to make Summit the cleanest city on earth—until the burglaries escalate to arson and murder. Now it’s time to get down and dirty, before someone puts Officer Monk out of commission for good.
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