Vineyard Enigma: A Martha's Vineyard Mystery - Brossura

Craig, Philip R.

Brossura

ISBN 10: 0060511885 ISBN 13: 9780060511883

Casa editrice: William Morrow & Co, 2003

Riassunto

Meeting the mysterious Mahsimba, who is searching for two priceless soapstone figures missing from his African homeland, J.W. Jackson becomes alarmed when his wife, Zee, becomes infatuated with the stranger, whose search pits him against powerful and dangerous forces in Martha's Vineyard's art world. Reprint.

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“It wouldn’t be summer without a new Martha’s Vineyard Mystery.” (Boston Herald)

“Craig just keeps getting better.” (Chattanooga Times)

“Spending time with Craig on Martha’s Vineyard is the next best thing to vacationing on the island itself.” (Minneapolis Star Tribune)

“The Martha’s Vineyard Mysteries are a breath of fresh air, with a touch of murder most foul.” (Denver Rocky Mountain News)

“Like a pleasant holiday, visiting old friends...and enjoying a popular resort area.” (Los Angeles Daily News)

“Jackson is smart and tough and believable.” (Cleveland Plain Dealer)

“[J.W. Jackson’s] a marvelous extension of John D. MacDonald’s Travis McGee and maybe even Don Quixote.” (Florida Times-Union)

“Craig paints the island so vividly that readers can almost smell the sea breezes.” (Booklist)

“You can’t help loving easy-going J.W. and the island he calls home.” (Tulsa World)

“Mr. Craig can mix a motivation and scramble a subplot with the best of them.” (Dallas Morning News)

L'autore

Philip R. Craig grew up on a small cattle ranch near Durango, Colorado, before going off to college at Boston University, where he was an All-American fencer. He earned his M.F.A. at the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop. A recently retired professor of English at Wheelock College in Boston, he and his wife Shirley now live year-round on Martha's Vineyard.

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• Editore: William Morrow & Co
• Data di pubblicazione: 2003
• ISBN 10: 0060511885
• ISBN 13: 9780060511883
• Rilegatura: Copertina flessibile
• Numero di pagine: 237