TURTLE DOVE (Alton Rhode Mysteries Book 7)
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Rating | : | 4.40 (586 Votes) |
Asin | : | B01995YZZW |
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Number of Pages | : | 304 Pages |
Publish Date | : | 2013-08-07 |
Language | : | English |
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kathynruss said How'd I Miss This?. I read and enjoyed the first six Alton Rhodes books late last year. Lawrence SaMaria is a worthy to assume the mantle left bereft when Robert Parker passed. This newest mystery was as enjoyable as those first ones. My favorite characters were there, too, as well as Alice, Maks and Gunner.. Roger Deming said Great read. Well written book tight plot. Fast action.Would read more books by this author. Makes a great book. Hope to see more.. Doctor Al said Publish and/or Perish. Been catching up on author's books. This one is terrific, with a villainess and crazed killer lover, plus sharks (in the water and in publishing!) Get it, and his other books.
He and his lady love, the beautiful Alice Watts, turn the occasion into a week-long vacation at the exclusive resort off the coast of North Carolina.Taking a break from the wedding festivities, Alton and Alice attend a luncheon honoring the island’s most-famous resident, the elderly and reclusive Ashleigh Harper, whose first and only novel is a touchstone of American literature, having inspired a generation of America’s youth with its ecological message.That is when things really become weird!Rhode is soon involved in a plot that will stun the literary world.The bodies pile up on peaceful Bald Head, where the only previous murder occurred almost five centuries earlier! And before he solves the case, Rhode finds himself the target of a cold-blooded temptress and her maniac lover, who feeds his victims to sharks!With scenes shifting from Wall Street to Cape Fear, “Turtle Dove” is a typical De Maria blend of mayhem and humor, with a dollop of sex thrown into the mix.CRITICAL ACCLAIM LAWRENCE DE MARIA'S THRILLERS AND MYSTERIES HAVE "A TOUCH OF BOURNE, A DASH OF BOND AND A SPRIG OF SPENSER". Private eye Alton Rhode has been asked to give away the bride at a “destination wedding” on remote Bald Head Island. (John Crudele, the New York Post)“While De Maria may have been an award-winn