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Bookmark on DeliciousPublished: June 19, 2009
Words: 83653 (approximate)
Language: English
Ebook description
Horace Ponsonby, an extremely wealthy, somewhat crazy, elderly man is obsessed by a life-long interest in ‘the ancients’. A dream causes him to engage British-based Reggie Riffkin, PI, on an assignment which promises him a hefty and life-saving bonus. Reggie's PI business has been very slack of late, and he needs the cash. The job is not as straighforward as Reggie hoped it would be.Tags
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Review by:
Laura Lynn777
on Sep. 02, 2009 :
Loved this book! Combination of mystery and the mysterious
(reviewed long after purchase)
Review by:
E. J. Ruek
on June 20, 2009 :
(no rating)
I thought this might be a good read when I saw it. The cover art was enticing, the blurb sounded good. I clicked to check out the sample and was hit by the repeated use of words like 'sumptuous', 'expensive', and 'luxurious', the author telling us, hammering it into us, rather than demonstrating that this is an elite suite and a well-heeled investigator. I think the plot and story might be very, very good, but the writing needs a solid professional editing, in my opinion. Sentences like this in the very first few paragraphs made me click out:
"There was a knock at the door. Oh no! Who could this be?"
(review of free book)