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Black Out (Inspector Troy, #1)
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This is a combination thriller/whodunit. I give it a high rating, but with these cautions:
You must be willing to suspend your belief and set aside some or all of what you already "know" about London during WWII.
You may never be able to make a strong identification with Police Sergeant Frederick Troy.
You must not mind that Troy has more lives than a Manx Cat.
You have to have a tolerance for a high ratio of British style vs. substance.
You will not be able to figure this one out or follow some of the plot twists.
You will be surprised at the ending and where the author chooses to end the book.
You must be willing to suspend your belief and set aside some or all of what you already "know" about London during WWII.
You may never be able to make a strong identification with Police Sergeant Frederick Troy.
You must not mind that Troy has more lives than a Manx Cat.
You have to have a tolerance for a high ratio of British style vs. substance.
You will not be able to figure this one out or follow some of the plot twists.
You will be surprised at the ending and where the author chooses to end the book.
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May 23, 2009
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Oct 31, 2017 05:17PM
The author is apparently an American. Hence more "British style vs. substance,"
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Katharyn wrote: "The author is apparently an American. Hence more "British style vs. substance,""Thank you, Katharyn
