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Los Alamos
Los Alamos
Author: Joseph Kanon
"They tell me joseph Kanon is a publishing executive but I don't believe it. I think he is a veteran of the 1946 atom bomb program. No one could write a first novel so convincing as Los Alamos without having been there. No one could conjure the wartime background with such subtle restraint. If I'm wrong, Joseph Kanon is an outstanding new wr...  more »
ISBN: 20875
Pages: 403
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3.8 stars, based on 2 ratings
Publisher: Broadway
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover, Audio Cassette
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Interesting insights into the Manhattan project - in a remote New Mexico in 1945. A good read, good plot and characters, as well as informative of that time and place.
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A lot of somewhat obscure history along with a ripping good story.
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Los Alamos home of the "Manhattan Project. A must read.
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Pretty believable mystery, set during WW2
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a well-plotted novel that dissolves real people and events into an elegant and moving thriler.
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 reviewed Los Alamos on
Spring 1945. As work on the first atomic bobm nears completion on a remote mesa in New Mexico, Karl Bruner, a Manhatten Project security officer, is found murdered in nearby Santa Fe. Is Bruner the victim of a violent sexual encounter as the local police believe, or is his death a crime that threatens to jeopardize the secret of the Project itself?
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Kanon plants a murder mystery in the middle of the team of scientists building an atomic bomb in New Mexico during World War II. Historical characters such as J. Robert Oppenheimer and Gen. Leslie Groves interact with fictional characters as one man works to solve the crime. This is one of three Joseph Kanon books I can highly recommend. The others are "The Prodigal Spy" and "The Good German."
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A must read book for all that are insturded in the beginng of the first atomic bomb.
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Abridged audiobook on casette.


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