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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Critics love "The Mozart Code"!,
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This review is from: The Mozart Code (3.5 diskette/software) (Software)
From Chicago Tribune (Gary Dretzka), 7/4/99"Dick Adler, with whom I play leapfrog in this space, has written an intelligent and witty little mystery that is unusual in that it is available solely through the Internet. 'The Mozart Code' introduces an opera-loving gumshoe gourmand, who, while hired to track down a friend's missing musicologist father, stumbles across the possible existence of a previously unknown work by Wolfgang Amadeus himself. The portly P.I.'s path leads from the People's Republic of Santa Monica--on the west side of L.A.--to northern New Mexico, where a commune of rich dropouts till the soil and target nosy detectives. From L.A. Times (Dick Lochte), 8/11/99 "If you're hungry for a fast and funny new mystery that celebrates sleuthing, opera and gastronomy, though not necessarily in that order, or you're curious about the new electronic book formats, by all means sample Dick Adler's 'The Mozart Code' This appetizing first novel follows food- and opera-loving editor-turned-private eye Ivan Davis on the trail of a missing man and an elusive unknown Mozart opera. The quest takes him from home base in L.A. (where he's attacked at his Sports Connection) to a suspenseful finale in the snowy mountains of New Mexico, a journey marked by murders, duplicity, a little sex and a whole lot of high-caloric high life. Enjoy. " |
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The Mozart Code (3.5 diskette/software) by Dick Adler (Software - May 1, 1999)
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