Mr. Abernathy
by
Tony Delgrosso (Goodreads Author)
In 1944, Willy Horvitz was a brilliant young physicist, coerced into leading a Nazi research effort to design a revolutionary new weapon. Haunted throughout his life by the tragic loss of his mother, Willy hoped the loss wouldn’t be repeated if the personal secrets of those he held dear were revealed.
In 2008, Parker Dundee is a brilliant young professor. Sifting through th...more
In 2008, Parker Dundee is a brilliant young professor. Sifting through th...more
Paperback, 207 pages
Published
January 1st 2009
by ddc
(first published October 10th 2008)
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I don't write enough reviews on BookReads. Sometimes it's too easy to just click the stars and move on. But I'd been planning to plug this book on my own site, and figured it'd be worth adding my two cents here as well.
I was excited to see Delgrosso release this book after following it in episodic form on his website. After a topsy-turvy few months earlier this year, I finally had a chance to sit down and read it through over the course of a weekend this past summer.
Delgrosso takes some of the c...more
I was excited to see Delgrosso release this book after following it in episodic form on his website. After a topsy-turvy few months earlier this year, I finally had a chance to sit down and read it through over the course of a weekend this past summer.
Delgrosso takes some of the c...more
Tony Delgrosso has created believable, likable yet mysterious characters and very interesting situations, both current and historical. He continually ramps up the suspense, making it difficult to put the book down. And the twist at the end is oh so satisfying.
Mr. Abernathy is a lovely story and very well written, and I can't wait for Mr. Delgrosso's next book.
Mr. Abernathy is a lovely story and very well written, and I can't wait for Mr. Delgrosso's next book.
Jul 24, 2009
Julie
rated it
4 of 5 stars
Recommends it for:
sci-fi fans
Recommended to Julie by:
Meg
An intriguing read blending sci-fi and a bit of alternate history. I liked the storyline, even if it was a bit predictable, and I liked the characters. I'm really glad I got to read it.
Hopefully I'll remember to come back and write a full review when I'm not sitting in my car at the college parking lot between classes. Meanwhile, I will simply say that the last thirty pages gave me goosebumps. This book was a blast to read, and I don't just say that because I adore the author. Pleeease go buy a copy or three!
Very clever mystery that takes place in both 1944 and 2008. Espionage, intrigue, physics, and Russian thugs all play a part in the "solution," if you can call it such. The elusive Mr. Abernathy is key to unraveling exactly what is, or what was, going on.
I read quickly the first time because I wanted to know what was going on and how everything would tie together.
A second read made me realize how amazing this book truly is and I can't wait for Mr. Delgrosso's next published works (because I know...more
I read quickly the first time because I wanted to know what was going on and how everything would tie together.
A second read made me realize how amazing this book truly is and I can't wait for Mr. Delgrosso's next published works (because I know...more
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