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5.0 out of 5 stars Ransom vs Price
I purchased this after reading a book by Evelyn Anthony called The Persian PRICE, and I am wondering if this product, The Persian Ransom, is a British edition of The Persian Price. The Persian Ransom begins differently and there are some things in "Price" that are left out of "Ransom." I wonder if Ms. Anthony added to the book later. That being said, both versions are...
Published on May 13, 2008 by lady victoria

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2.0 out of 5 stars An outdated thriller
Logan Field has an enviable position at the top of Imperial Oil. A big contract with the Shah in Teheran, with some financiers in Japan and the Imshan refinery project are supposed to make the West's oil secure and make Imperial Oil millions of dollars. But the Russians want the Imshan refinery for themselves and so back the Syrians who back some Palestinian terrorists...
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5.0 out of 5 stars Ransom vs Price, May 13, 2008
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lady victoria "vickl1" (Lilburn, Ga. United States) - See all my reviews
I purchased this after reading a book by Evelyn Anthony called The Persian PRICE, and I am wondering if this product, The Persian Ransom, is a British edition of The Persian Price. The Persian Ransom begins differently and there are some things in "Price" that are left out of "Ransom." I wonder if Ms. Anthony added to the book later. That being said, both versions are marvelous and deserve a lot more than two
stars. Some readers I know were disappointed at the ending but I don't think it could have ended any other way. Some of the characters, namely Eileen, Peters and Madeliene, love in spite of themselves and are strangely out of character in this. It is ironic because it isn't what one would expect from people in their situation. You don't expect terrorists to love "in the conventional sense." This book is definitely dated but one of my favorites.
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2.0 out of 5 stars An outdated thriller, February 1, 2007
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Logan Field has an enviable position at the top of Imperial Oil. A big contract with the Shah in Teheran, with some financiers in Japan and the Imshan refinery project are supposed to make the West's oil secure and make Imperial Oil millions of dollars. But the Russians want the Imshan refinery for themselves and so back the Syrians who back some Palestinian terrorists who kidnap Field's wife. What will be Filed's priority: the oil business, his mistress or his wife?

The novel is read by Bill Wallis for BBC Audiobooks and his performance is excellent.
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