Phút Hồi Tưởng Của Vĩ Nhân - Magellan Và Chuyến Du Hành Vòng Quanh Thế Giới tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Daniel Gianni danielvelocb8b — This book is pretty much a fluff mystery. There are several different problems solved which keeps it interesting. The book is most interesting because it is set in Botswana. I enjoyed the cultural descriptions and the setting. The characters were unique also. <- This book is just being released as a series on HBO. I'm watching it at present. Some of the characters have been made more colorful, and I think the gay hairdresser has been added. (Although he may show up in later books.) The show is good, but if I hadn't read the book I don't know that it would hold my attention... ->

For The forthepeople — Adventures of Occult detectives have always occupied a soft corner in my mind. No matter how bizarre the trappings appear, no matter how convoluted the logic becomes while establishing the scene of the crime/haunting/event, I have always enjoyed the basic premise of sharp logic (unstoppable force, as proved by Holmes) prevailing over supernatural horrors (apparently immovable objects, since their roots often lie within human folly & vanity). And when such adventures come packaged in the unique Probertian style of humour & wit, the combination becomes irresistible, as proved by this slim volume containing the adventures of Mr. Henderson and Ms. Samantha, as they take on all sorts of nasty creatures. These adventures, similar to the episodes in the 'X-Files' are: - *) Introduction: New Readers Start Here (the essential stepping stone for the newcomers in Probert-country) 1) Bother in the Belfry 2) A Fear of Fitness 3) Bloodsucking in Berkshire 4) Moonlight Sonatas 5) Horror in the Heavens 6) The States of the Art 7) The Rhyme of the Ancient Sub-Mariners 8) Within the Walls 9) Under Wraps 10) Happily Ever After 11) An Eliment of Emotion *) Afterword [Story-Notes] Perhaps the titles of these episodes might be suggestive of the aim of the author as he effortlessly mixes high classicism with blood & gore in preparing this tremendously enjoyable book. Recommended!