#1 07-02-2012 06:59:59
- deb
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The Devil's Grin
Aekronberg's The Devil's Grin is an extremely well-written account of 20th century England, a feisty young epidemiologist and the fictional Sherlcok Holmes. The detail is well researched and provides a fascinating look into this time period. I recommend this book!
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#2 07-07-2012 04:49:29
- aekronberg
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Re: The Devil's Grin
Hi Deb,
thanks for recommending my novel!
I'm flattered!
Best
AEK
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#3 07-07-2012 05:01:02
- Q.X.T.Rhazmeulen
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Re: The Devil's Grin
I second this recommendation. I have unfortunately only had time to read the first chapter, but was extremely impressed by every aspect of the writing. If you are a fan of either 19th century writing, Mr. Holmes, or both, I highly recommend The Devil's Grin.
The saint answered: "With singing, weeping, laughing, and mumbling do I praise the God who is my God." / When Zarathustra was alone, he said to his heart: "Could it be possible! This old saint in the forest has not yet heard that God is dead!"
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