Reincarnation in Venice

by Max Ehrlich

Book by Max ehrlich

273 pages, Hardcover

First published January 31, 1979

Reviews

[Judy]

Highly recommended by a friend. Good story and written well. Reincarnation is the main theme and the young man who is the main character is quite believable in his slow discovery of his "soul" and who he is. The ending of the bad guys is satisfactory and the young man takes charge of his life. It leaves you with a great many questions regarding reincarnation and its many possibilities. The characters were well-developed and intertwined with each other. Of course, Venice is a wonderful venue.

[Derek Bolz]

A thoroughly enjoyable read that, although fairly simple, kept me entertained the whole way through. This book is nearly 50 years old, but I had no issue understanding the language or relating to the characters. I found the main character to be quite relatable in both his astonishment at finding out who he really is, and his determination to solve the mystery of his past life.

The city of Venice itself is the real star here. Its narrow alleys, murky canals, and towering churches are described in such a way that makes you feel like you're really there.

[Kathi]

5/10
This book is a mix of murder mystery, New Age-y mystical practices, romance, and revenge. Somehow it all comes together but not very well.

[Alison]

Great story.

[samra blanchard]

Easy quick read- written in 1979 when people smoke in airplanes. Good combination of crime and reincarnation in Venice.

[P.L. Cowger]

Liked it so much that I read it twice.

[Blackhorse]

Believable and interesting.