Monday, March 23, 2009

The Art of Detection Book Discussion




Set in San Francisco in two different time periods, the 1920's and present day, this suspense who done it will keep you guessing! Who do you think did it?

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  1. Set in San Francisco in two different time periods, the 1920's and present day, this suspense who done it will keep you guessing! Who do you think did it

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  2. From Publishers Weekly-A synopsis
    Bestseller King (The Game) meshes her two best-known series—contemporary police procedurals set in San Francisco featuring Kate Martinelli of the SFPD and the period stories of Mary Russell and her husband, Sherlock Holmes—to create an intelligent, satisfying novel of suspense. Martinelli is investigating the death of Philip Gilbert, an obsessively avid Holmes collector (he's even transformed his San Francisco house into a replica of 221B Baker Street), when she discovers what could be the motive: a previously unpublished story from Arthur Conan Doyle, told from Holmes's point of view, a find that could be worth millions. The present-day narrative is interspersed with the purported Conan Doyle story, which resonates with the account of Martinelli's own domestic life. A fine, perceptive storyteller, King is particularly adroit at capturing the milieus in which her characters reside. Fans of both series will be well rewarded. (June)
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  3. Discussion date is Tuesday, June 9, 2009

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