Customer Reviews

Murder in a Minor Key

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Granted, Albert gives new meaning to the term 'off-beat', but he's more real than typical protagonists in this genre, in fact, more real than a lot of people I know. I've never laughed so hard this side of P.G. Wodehouse, which made Albert's unexpected reversals and losses palpable. Read this book!

It's been a while since I read this book, but I still remember it fondly. An unlikely hero, a musically inclined mathematician (or is it the other way around) stumbles through this mystery with his own unique perspective on appropriate behavior, etc. If you like quirky characters, this breezy novel should catch your interest.

A refreshingly modest and appealing hero: a musical genius to whom the world is both a mystery and a wonder. He is surprised when people find him likeable and humorous. He bumbles his way through cleverly done murders with delightful serendipity. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and look forward to the next installment.

I am just a kid but I thought it was a fun book to read. Albert seemed completly real (for I know people like him) and I just wanted to congratulate the Author.