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Glastonbury
Glastonbury - Mystery and MisdirectionHired by millionaire businessman Malcolm Capshawto search for a fabled historical artifact in the shadows ofGlastonbury Tor, Joe Cutler and his team from Strata SurveySystems are drawn into a web of sex, lies, deceit, murder, and betrayal. The artifact is revealed to be bogus, and thereal purpose of their search is slowly exposed.A men...more
Paperback, 248 pages
Published
September 21st 2010
by 4rv Publishing LLC
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Glastonbury – Review by Martha A. Cheves, Author of Stir, Laugh, Repeat
“King Arthur did exist, Mr. Cutler. I’m convinced of it, and this document will help to prove it to you. I can’t reveal to you where it came from or how it came into my possession, but a lot of people have died over the years to protect it and the information it holds. I’m a wealthy man as you already know, and the money itself is not of great importance to me. I thought that you would appreciate a large cash injection into y...more
“King Arthur did exist, Mr. Cutler. I’m convinced of it, and this document will help to prove it to you. I can’t reveal to you where it came from or how it came into my possession, but a lot of people have died over the years to protect it and the information it holds. I’m a wealthy man as you already know, and the money itself is not of great importance to me. I thought that you would appreciate a large cash injection into y...more
Glastonbury is one of the most fun reads I have encountered this year. Porter has provided a great cast of ensemble players plopped down in the middle of a real mystery wrapped in an enigma and an ending that includes everything except a cavalry charge. I loved it.
It is difficult to say much about the plot for fear of dropping in a spoiler, but I can say it is well plotted, tight and fast moving and will keep you guessing up until the last page.
The book, although about a group of specialist...more
It is difficult to say much about the plot for fear of dropping in a spoiler, but I can say it is well plotted, tight and fast moving and will keep you guessing up until the last page.
The book, although about a group of specialist...more
I have always reading enjoyed anything about the King Arthur and Camelot legends, so I thought this book was fun. Perhaps it spent too much time and energy on the early druidic myths for my particular interests, but it was overall well done of its kind.
Jan 31, 2013
J.D. Field
marked it as to-read
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Ann Keller
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Patrick Gibson
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