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 Set in Stone - Robert Goddard
Newest Review: ... taken himself into exile after completion. Had he unintentionally overstepped a dimensional boundary in its creation and ... more  ... was this really a place where the past and future collided before overlapping? As he settles into Otherways, Tony finds himself beset by surreally disturbing dreams and it is not long before he discovers that this is a house which has known not only domestic murder and suicide but espionage and treason. Sixty years ago James Milner had murdered his beloved wife and written a full confession in his death cell. His brother, Cedric, had defected to the Soviet Union to assist in the production of a nuclear bom...more |
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Set in Stone - Robert Goddard: Set in Stone (822 words)
by - written on 22/11/03 (Very useful, 393 readings)
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I took Robert Goddard's Set in Stone from the library shelf as a standby in case I finished my favoured choice too quickly. I had not read the author before and only glanced at the reviews on the back cover before deciding, "That'll do". In fact I wearied of my first selection and, giving up on it, turned to the alternative read to find a gem of a mystery story which I didn't want to put down. This is a story which takes us from quiet beginnings as Tony Sheridan grieves for his wife, Marina, found dead at the bottom of a Cornish cliff. Feeling her close to him as the bereft do, he tells her of the events which followed and so takes ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/12/01
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An excellent read, this was the first book I read by this author, now I am hooked! - Advantages: keeps you guessing to the end - Disadvantages: none
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