Thomas F. (hardtack) -
A somewhat different approach for Davis in that this novel was written almost as a play, but still with prose.
It describes a few months in the Near-East as our hero and heroine spent time with a group of traveling actors, death, mystery, unrequited love, Helena almost dying, Falco almost getting killed (again), and two or three different plots interweaving.
Throw in comics, a long lost child, a long-suffering mother, a priest who may be more than he seems, willing women, and three snakes.
Entertaining.
It describes a few months in the Near-East as our hero and heroine spent time with a group of traveling actors, death, mystery, unrequited love, Helena almost dying, Falco almost getting killed (again), and two or three different plots interweaving.
Throw in comics, a long lost child, a long-suffering mother, a priest who may be more than he seems, willing women, and three snakes.
Entertaining.
Stephen P. (thelad48) reviewed Last Act in Palmyra (Marcus Didius Falco, Bk 6) on + 495 more book reviews
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