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Title: The Russian van Gogh
Author: Robert Child
Narrator: Kelsey Lynn Stokes
Format: Unabridged
Length: 2 hrs and 14 mins
Language: English
Release date: 06-27-13
Publisher: Rob Child and Associates
Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective
Publisher's Summary:
The Russian van Gogh is a thrilling international race against time as Harvard Art History Professor and Forensic Art Detective Riley Spenser, the world's leading expert on the paintings of van Gogh teams up with the British Secret Service to chase down a lost van Gogh.
Riley pairs with a handsome British MI6 Agent, Justin Watson and together they hunt a terrorist who holds the van Gogh painting in Russia. You could consider Riley, the female version of Indiana Jones, super smart and resourceful but also feminine.
Members Reviews:
Fun read
Seemed to read almost like a scenario for a film. Each chapter heading was a venue, people were described as one might cast a part. As a former Bostonian, I can vouch for the sense of place there, which made the scenes in Russia and Chechnya seem believable. Good character development for such a short book.
Great action!
Well written and gripping with believable characters and a plot that keeps your interest peaked. I like this writer's style. Also, the scenes were described in a way that placed you there without overdoing it. I plan to read more of Robert Child's books.
Read like a movie scrpit
I liked this story enough but i must say the scene where Riley runs into the building and she and Justin get close needs improving. It seemed hoaky. Also it seemed everybody was thirty five. Made me laugh noticing that. Other than that it was believable, fast paced and fun.
Three Stars
Good story but rather short
Fun, fast read...
The story line is intriguing and the characters are interesting. I enjoy the art-mystery-history connections so it was fun, fast read.
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Title: The Russian van Gogh
Author: Robert Child
Narrator: Kelsey Lynn Stokes
Format: Unabridged
Length: 2 hrs and 14 mins
Language: English
Release date: 06-27-13
Publisher: Rob Child and Associates
Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective
Publisher's Summary:
The Russian van Gogh is a thrilling international race against time as Harvard Art History Professor and Forensic Art Detective Riley Spenser, the world's leading expert on the paintings of van Gogh teams up with the British Secret Service to chase down a lost van Gogh.
Riley pairs with a handsome British MI6 Agent, Justin Watson and together they hunt a terrorist who holds the van Gogh painting in Russia. You could consider Riley, the female version of Indiana Jones, super smart and resourceful but also feminine.
Members Reviews:
Fun read
Seemed to read almost like a scenario for a film. Each chapter heading was a venue, people were described as one might cast a part. As a former Bostonian, I can vouch for the sense of place there, which made the scenes in Russia and Chechnya seem believable. Good character development for such a short book.
Great action!
Well written and gripping with believable characters and a plot that keeps your interest peaked. I like this writer's style. Also, the scenes were described in a way that placed you there without overdoing it. I plan to read more of Robert Child's books.
Read like a movie scrpit
I liked this story enough but i must say the scene where Riley runs into the building and she and Justin get close needs improving. It seemed hoaky. Also it seemed everybody was thirty five. Made me laugh noticing that. Other than that it was believable, fast paced and fun.
Three Stars
Good story but rather short
Fun, fast read...
The story line is intriguing and the characters are interesting. I enjoy the art-mystery-history connections so it was fun, fast read.