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 The Final Judgement - Daniel Easterman
 The Final Judgement - Daniel Easterman ... Harpercollins (Mm)Newest Review: ... under the name Jonathan Aycliffe. ---- The plot ---- The story starts with the kidnapping of Aryeh and Chaya Levin's young ... more ... son, Yo-el, from their home in the town of Arzachena in Sardinia. It soon becomes clear to Aryeh that there is a much more sinister motive behind his son's kidnapping than the exhorbitant ransom amount the kidnappers are demanding for his release, when he receives a phone call from a man called Bianco, who informs him that he will pay the whole ransom in exchange for two things, Aryeh's complete silence in the whole affair, and the exact whereabouts of . . . "the shopkeeper".
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The Final Judgement - Daniel Easterman: Who on earth is . . . the shopkeeper? (835 words)
by - written on 09/05/09 (Very useful, 197 readings)
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Hi there, I am back to reviewing my favourite kind of book, i.e. the thriller, and, as such, this one certainly does not disappoint! For those of you who would, perhaps, like to have a look at my reading preferences, it is available under my first book review, i.e. "As chilling as the Russian winter". Well, let us get to it, immediately . . . ---- The author ---- Daniel Easterman was born in Belfast in 1949. He is a well educated man whose early interest in Egyptology led to a passion for the Middle East. He also lived in the region for a year (1979), in the Moroccon town/city of Fez, where he taught English at the university. ... Read the complete review
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