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A quick read,
July 20, 2007
Reviewed by Lisa Kisner for
Reader Views (7/07)
College student Logan Bauer is
plunged unwillingly into a
murder investigation when his
girlfriend becomes the accused
killer. In addition, Logan just
may have accidentally
photographed the crime when a
school project malfunctions.
Logan travels from the Midwest
to Louisiana and even to Russia
to help discover the truth and
set his girlfriend free.
In his first book, Mr. Atkinson
has succeeded in taking the
classic format of suspense books
and condensing it, leaving all
the things you love about
thrillers in place. The story is
full of twists and turns,
secrets and suspense. The
fast-pace and quickly unfolding
events will keep any reader
guessing about the resolution of
the story. The length of "The
Black Tea Experiments" is just
right for a day at the beach,
while traveling, or whenever you
are looking for a good read, yet
don't want to commit to a
full-length novel. I enjoyed
this new, quick-read format and
look forward to more from this
author!
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