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"Eminently readable."
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Twelve years later he died, leaving Christina and her young daughter the legacy of a great house, land, money and a priceless Hebrew manuscript--and also leaving his vindictive son, Alan, who vows to break the will that has disinherited him. Among the lawyers engaged to defend Christina is a fellow Swede, Rolf Wallberg, a cold and sinister man who exerts an unwanted sexual attraction over the young widow. But is Rolf really fighting for her, or has he a different agenda? And how can her stepson boast he has discovered something that will destroy her and his little half-sister?
The battle is not about greed, but about hate and revenge. It is overshadowed by a terrible war crime and a search for the priceless document Richard Farrington discovered in Stockholm. The key to the mystery lies with the second stepson, the ambivalent, untrustworthy James, and the denouement is brutal and decides whether Christina and Rolf can ever be together. --This text refers to an alternate Hardcover edition.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Not her best,
By Cool Gurlie (Wisconsin, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Legacy (Hardcover)
If you're a fan of Evelyn Anthony's many thrillers, you may be disappointed with THE LEGACY. The storyline is flat, although Ms. Anthony is very good at developing her characters. Missing is action and suspense which were hallmarks of previous books, especially the Davina Graham espionage series. This book concerns an estate, inherited by the second wife for her daughter. Her stepsons seek to contest this by employing unsavory methods. Ms. Anthony is at her best at characterisations. You do feel strongly one way or the other about the characters. In LEGACY, one character remains unknown until the end. Nazism is again a theme as it has been in other books. If you're a true fan of Evelyn Anthony's, you might come away with a feeling of missing something.
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