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It was always a dame, wasn’t it? In the dime novels, it was always a dame.
First line of the first chapter ... and I'm sold. This story (though the title has NOTHING to do with magic what-so-ever) has lovely sense of place, San Francisco in the 1930s when Neil Patrick Rafferty, a private detective, takes a case from Brett Sheridan, to find a missing folio (quarto?) of a Shakespeare's play, The Tempest, that belongs to Brett's fiancée's father. Brett suspects that his sister's boyfriend takes the ...more
First line of the first chapter ... and I'm sold. This story (though the title has NOTHING to do with magic what-so-ever) has lovely sense of place, San Francisco in the 1930s when Neil Patrick Rafferty, a private detective, takes a case from Brett Sheridan, to find a missing folio (quarto?) of a Shakespeare's play, The Tempest, that belongs to Brett's fiancée's father. Brett suspects that his sister's boyfriend takes the ...more
Well, damn, I love this one. Anything set from 1920s-1950s is a huge plus for me, add in a mystery and make it a m/m romance? Yes please. The story is great, the romance, the twists, the characters...well executed all the way around.
I sat this novella aside to read some books I had been eagerly awaiting. I picked up again on 6/24 and finished it 6/25. It was a good, fun read.
Apr 26, 2011
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