The Black Tulip (Oxford World's Classics)
 The Song of the Flowers: While The Black Tulip lacks the swashbuckling, derring-do adventures of the other Dumas novels I have read, it is every bit as enjoyable to read. Beginning with the arrest of two brothers, deemed traitors to the throne, Dumas [... more]
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The Piano Tuner
Amazon.com Review: Daniel Mason's debut novel, The Piano Tuner, is the mesmerizing story of Edgar Drake, commissioned by the British War Office in 1886 to travel to hostile Burma to repair a rare Erard grand piano vital to the Crown's strategic interests. [... more]
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John Henry Days
Amazon.com Review: Colson Whitehead's second novel posits a folk antihero for the information age: junketeer and puff-piece-writing man J. Sutter. For his latest assignment, this freelance hack is sent to Talcott, West Virginia, to cover its John Henry [... more]
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The Vicomte de Bragelonne (Oxford World's Classics)
Focus of the Story Changes: If you are reading this review, you have probably already read the Three Musketeers and Twenty Years After. You are wondering if it is worth it to continue with the series. If you decide to go on, you have three more 600+ page [... more]
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Louise de la Vallière (Oxford World's Classics)
The Musketeers Dissapear: I started the Three Musketeer cycle of five novels because I am an afficionado of the action/adventure story. The first two novels, The Three Musketeers and Twenty Years After exceeded my expectations. They had all the sword [... more]
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Twenty Years After (Oxford World's Classics)
Porthos Eats His Way Through Europe: It is truly amazing how many people don't have any idea that the Three Musketeers appear in more than the novel of the same name and "The Man in the Iron Mask." I must admit that for many years I was in that [... more]
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The Man in the Iron Mask (Oxford World's Classics)
No One Can Write a More Thrilling Story than Dumas: Having just spent the last few months reading all five books in the Three Musketeer series, the following are my suggestions. 1. Read all five books in order. The Man in the Iron Mask is probably [... more]
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The Count of Monte Cristo (Penguin Classics)
The Count of Monte Cristo: I boutht this for my Grandson freshman class in World History. He enjoyed the book and recieved a good grade on his report Now I know why it's a classic: I've often heard of references to this book, but never had an occasion [... more]
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Tulip Fever
Amazon.com Review: Deborah Moggach's Tulip Fever takes place in 17th-century Amsterdam, where roguish Rembrandt wannabes like Jan van Loos are just waiting to fall into ticklish situations. In this case, a paunchy merchant named Cornelis Sandvoort [... more]
$14.00
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The Forger: A Novel
Amazon.com Review: "I reached Paris early in the summer of 1939," begins narrator David Halifax. Following in the footsteps of another generation of American expatriates, he has come to Paris for the sake of art (in his case, at the atelier of [... more]
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Become A Recognized Authority In Your Field - In 60 Days ...
Uninformed about POD: Bly is ignorant of the realities of self publishing and POD (print on demand). "Vanity" presses are nearly gone now, and have been replaced by firms that help you get published using the new POD technology. Gone are the [... more]
$18.95
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At Swim, Two Boys
Amazon.com Review: You may have read the hype. Irishman Jamie O'Neill was working as a London hospital porter when his 10-year labor of love, the 200,000-word manuscript of At Swim, Two Boys, written on a laptop during quiet patches at work, was suddenly [... more]
$28.00
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