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Title: Murder on 34th Street by Ed Koch, Wendy Corsi Staub, Edward I. Koch, Herbert Resnicow ISBN: 1-57566-232-9 Publisher: Kensington Books Pub. Date: 01 December, 1997 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $19.95

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Average Customer Rating: 4.25 (4 reviews)

Rating: 4
Summary: Cute
Comment: In his spare time, with collaborative assistance, former New York City mayor Edward I. Koch writes mystery stories. Curiously, his protagonist is a character named Edward Koch who is...the Mayor of the City of New York.

Basically, the books in his series are cute, nothing more, nothing less. Yet since these stories are told in the Mayor's own highly distinctive voice, and filled with detail about the back office workings of City Hall, the mysteries nonetheless make for interesting reading. Though the plots here are thin, a reader still will come away with new insights about the Koch administration and the governing of the City of New York.

In the end, Mayor Koch is not much competition for Rex Stout or Agatha Christie, but reading his New York City murder mystery series was fun. As a New Yorker born and bred--and a full-time resident there during his entire term--I enjoyed all of these mysteries.

Rating: 5
Summary: Elementary My Dear Ed
Comment: I love Christmas, like Ed Koch, New York, and mysteries, this is a wonderful blend. Read it, I wish he would make more.

Rating: 4
Summary: Fun for Kochophiles
Comment: I'm not sure exactly how much contribution Ed Koch makes to these mystery novels, but they definitely capture his "style"... I could almost hear his voice. I thought this one (Murder on 34th St.) was the best of the batch of (so far) 4 books. Nicely written and plays fair with the reader (I even managed to figure out who the murderer was from the clues!)