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Irene Talló irenetallo — ** spoiler alert ** Was I supposed to love this book? On some levels I enjoyed it (I always enjoy a good period piece, especially one from early 20th c.). But on many other levels it was annoying. There was something childish about how the latter half of the narrative played out. Events occur and they seem to have no real bearing on each other and at one point I got particularly annoyed when the main character leaves a woman waiting for him. He doesn't mention her again for years! Also, the whole life's work of searching for his parents who had stood up against the opium trade is kind of pathetic in a way. It's like a little kid who spends his whole afternoon searching for his parents in the mall after he has been separated from them. He dreams up these elaborate reasons as to why they have been taken from him when really they were caught up in their own drama that has almost nothing to do with him. And he decides to become a detective so that he can solve the case, just like a kid would. When he grows up he's called the famous detective, just like a kid would imagine his adulthood. Unfortunately, in the case of this book it's a grown man, not a kid, but he barely acts like one. It's no wonder he never has a lasting relationship with a woman either. And the ending is exactly how a mama's boy would want it to end. If you want this book, it's yours.

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