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Ekwinokcjum

by Michael White

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PoznaƄ : Dom Wydawniczy Rebis, 2006.

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The plot line is really interesting, but the dialogue is often stitled and unrealistc. Despite this, it's still an enjoyable read.
  isabellacreations | Dec 14, 2008 |
Reasonably ok, but the villian might have well had a sign around his neck that said villian. I found the protagonists to have an interesting relationship to each other, but they were so naive it was funny. One could also see the big wind up coming a mile away. It's like whenever a cat is introduced, you can bet it will meet a bad end, same with any kids presented. Oy vey.

The bits about Newton and his cronies and enemies were interesting. It's obvious that the author is quite familiar with Newton's life and the information was presented almost conversationally rather than scholarly. The afterward was also quite helpful in clarifying things that were a bit hazy because I don't know that much about Newton's work or life. ( )
  Bookmarque | Nov 12, 2007 |
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Publisher's Summary = Oxford, 2006: a young woman is found brutally murdered, her throat cut. Her heart has been removed and in its place lies an apparently ancient gold coin. Twenty-four hours later, another woman is found. This time her brain has been removed, and a silver coin lies glittering in her skull. The police are baffled. But when police photographer Philip Bainbridge and his estranged lover Laura Niven become involved, they discover that these horrific, ritualistic murders are not confined to the here and now. And a shocking story begins to emerge which intertwines Sir Isaac Newton, one of 17th-century England's most powerful figures, with a deadly conspiracy which echoes down the years to the present day.

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