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I picked up a copy of the L.A. Times and turned to "Help Wanted." It came out and slapped me in the face, a big box advertisement: CHAUFFEUR To drive new Rolls Royce saloon and Jaguar XK 120 coupe. Preferable French-speaking, 30 to 35. Family of four, Southern California. Own apt. An excellent position for a high-type man who can qualify. Send full details. Box C-1419. Originally published in 1952. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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The problem with the story, however, is that it just moves along from one event to the next. Despite the torrid goings-on (sex, murder, and various perversity), the novel doesn't really generate much suspense. As events take place, the reader is just about as bewildered as the professor is. The professor also has an annoying habit of acting against his own best judgment and resisting (multiple times) the urge to get away from the crazy family he has become involved with. The author also doesn't help matters by making frequent forward-looking statements such as "He was also answering an invitation to get mixed up in two of the juiciest murders California had ever seen."
All in all, not a bad read if you just concentrate on enjoying the various episodes. ( )