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Luke Smith lukesmithgraphics — Got it in the mail from amazon. I guess 'like new' means a dented cover and yellowed paper, but what do you want for five bucks.

Jefferson Bruno studiodaxter — Innocent House, a somewhat faded Georgian home sitting next to the Thames, houses Peverell Press, a publishing house that has a long history in London but with a reputation, that like the architecture, has become somewhat worn around the edges. After several generations the majority ownership has passed down to the descendents of two families and a power struggle for dominance has begun but then the heir apparent who seems to have won the top spot is found dead. Was it suicide, an unlikely accident or murder? As the question is pursued by Adam Dalgliesh and his subordinate detectives of Scotland Yard another death takes place and the mystery intensifies. This is a classic mystery novel without the excitement of car chases, gratuitous violence or even sexual pandering but it is a novel that holds the reader’s attention until the missing motive is finally revealed at the end. The plot is well conceived, the characters are well developed and P.D. James’ facility with the English language is amazing. I find her a joy to read simply because her language is so richly complex and yet flows so naturally, however, I didn’t find this story line as enthralling as her novel: “The Children of Men” and I do question why this novel is sub-titled: “An Adam Dalgliesh Mystery”. Yes, Commander Dalgliesh is a character in the novel but he seems to be a minor character…almost an after thought. He doesn’t even solve the mystery.

Taylor Odonnell taylorodonnell — This is a fantastic book! I first read it as a teenager. I've since recommended it to my daughter. If you've ever seen the movie "Charley," it's based on this book...about a mentally retarded man who becomes smart...and how it changes him and the people around him. Very well written.

Megan Campbell megaink92 — despite the whole "jungle book" on the ocean thing, i thought this was a nice story. not my usual preference.