While on vacation in Jerusalem, Rabbi David Small runs into a baffling murder case after he encounters a troubled young man from the Jewish community from his hometown in Massachusetts. Reprint.
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Harry Kemelman got an A.B. in English literature at Boston University and also earned his M.A. in English philology. He went on to teach and wrote freelance, his first series was the Nicky Welt stories, but then went on to the Rabbi tales which have won Edgar Allen Poe Awards and have also been made into a film (Lanigan's Rabbi). Kemelman died at 88 in 1996 in his hometown of Marblehead, Massachusetts.
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