The Kingdom of Ohio - Matthew Flaming Reviews
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Newest Review: ... journalism. The book starts with a bang, the writer introduces the miner turned engineer Peter but as the recollections of ... more
... an old man who clearly knew Peter decades earlier. The book gives the sense that Peter turns out to be a hugely important historical figure and his actions have been long discussed and long researched in the following years. The book is clearly aimed to mimic those non-fiction books looking at a relatively modern historical figure such as Bonnie and Clyde in which the biographies of both have been well established but the prime pieces of evidence are well spread out and take a lot of effort to collate into a linear ta...more
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Customer The Kingdom of Ohio - Matthew Flaming Reviews (1)
by - written on 03/05/11 (Very useful, 58 readings)
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The Kingdom of Ohio is a debut novel by Matthew Flaming and is principally set in the early years of the 20th century, the book is set in New York and includes real historical figures such as Niklas Tesla, Thomas Edison and JP Morgan. The book uses the building of the New York subway as a scaffold to build a story about time travel, the early years of the United States and the battle between Tesla and Edison. The book is written as memories of an elderly man living in Los Angeles writing about events in his own long distant past and the two main characters in the book are a engineer called Peter Force and a beautiful American heiress called Cherie Ann Toledo. ... Read the complete review
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