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Pretty typical Bova: an interesting concept marred by poor follow-through, trite dialogue that reads like a novelization, and ever worsening racial and gender stereotypes. Ben was a product of his time and never escaped it.
Still, this is better than other books he wrote.
This is not the worst thing that Davies has written; however, that is not saying a whole lot. All of the twists were highly visible from miles away.
Holmes disguises himself three times, in three different costumes, and the villain uses two disguises. That’s a lot of disguising for 280 pages. The final showdown features them confronting each other while disguised, so I hope anyone who reads this really likes that characteristic of Holmes.
A compelling collection of Dr Thorndyke mysteries is presented here. It opens with The Case of the White Footprints, reveals …
From Emmy-award winning actor, author, comedian, producer, and director Henry Winkler, a deeply thoughtful memoir …
Charming and sweet. I get the feeling that Henry Winkler is a fairly normal guy that “The Fonz” just kind of happened to.
The second volume in his autobiographical quartet based on the seasons, Winter is an achingly beautiful collection of daily meditations …
Bobby Ives doesn't mean to kill. When his first victim ends up beneath the wheels of a London city bus, …
They were caught in the ultimate trap. They faced the ultimate terror.
Five men and …
I’m not sure what Grady Hendrix was going on about but this book is not good.
