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Reviews of
Books, CDs, Computer programs, Films, Exhibitions, Live Theatre,
Concerts and Workshops.
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Conspiracy club
by Jonathon Kellerman - a nice complicated and intricate plot |
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Honeymoon by
James Patterson - About a strange lady with homicidal tendencies |
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Skinny dip by
Carl Hiaansen - Humourous, fast moving with cross and double cross |
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Straight into
darkness by Fay Kellerman - What may have occurred in Germany at
the onset of WWII |
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With no one as
witness by Elizabeth George - an English murder mystery with
complicated plot |
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Night gardener by
George Pelecanos - serial murder 20 years ago - re-emerging?? |
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Passenger by
Patrick A. Davis - military cover-up, financial scandal, who did it? |
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Spoils of war by
Gordon Kent - old spies, new spies, amateur spies, good plot!! |
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Looking down by
Frances Fyfield - delightful story, love sorrow, sadness - good one!! |
| "Fierce invalids home from hot climates"
by Tom Robbins
The extremely lengthy title tempted me to read
this book and from page one to page last I enjoyed every word. A tongue
in cheek humourous, sad, funny tale, sometimes improbable but chillingly
possible, particularly in reference to religious and wierd philosophical
questions. I enjoyed this book as much as any I have read in 50 years.
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| "Double tap" by
Steve Martini
A story of power struggles between government
and private enterprise involving the murder of a high profile software
entrepreneur. The slaying being blamed upon and ex "minder"
who claims innocence. henceforth into the legal intricacies of the American
system told in a splendid manner, leading to a finale which is a real
"mind blower" and possibly indicative of American power
politics.
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