Monday, January 19, 2009
The Game of Thirty, by William Kotzwinkle
A hard-boiled PI takes on a murder case the police haven't been able to resolve for the victim's daughter. Her dad was killed, and then eviscerated, in his living room. He was a dealer in ancient artifacts, as is his daughter, and was involved in some shady trades one of which involves child prostitution. However, the main story was a little too obvious to me. Still, very interesting. The game of thirty interests me. And the ending was rather fairy-tale happy, in a good way.
Labels:
Children,
Egypt,
Fiction,
Mental Health,
Mystery,
Prostitution
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