Reviews for Confronting 9-11, ideologies of race, and eminent economists

The average rating for Confronting 9-11, ideologies of race, and eminent economists based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-02-08 00:00:00 Yi Lam Chereen Ng Shifty Lou Anderson gambles on horse races and makes a living doing close-up magic. These activities often put him in interesting places at the right time for readers who delight in his particular approach to solving murder mysteries. In A Fine Italian Hand, Shifty is in Italy and gets roped into representing the American father who wants justice for his daughter, a young model murdered in strange circumstances. With twists, turns, fist fights, and bomb threats, Murray offers readers an engaging illusion worthy of any magician and the great reveal at the end will be astounding to all. Fun, easy to read, hard to put down... an excellent book!

Review # 2 was written on 2020-03-13 00:00:00 Warren Radcliff This was an odd one. Really, really good in some aspects. Not so in others. It almost seemed like a throwback to the early Queen books, in that the PUZZLE is the main attraction to the story. And what a puzzle. A murder where 9s show up everywhere! Even the murder weapon resembled a nine. The trouble comes with the actual solution. Since there are so few characters (and most of them have been killed!) it's not hard to figure out the murderer. Hell, flip a coin!