"Beethoven's Tenth", by Brian Harvey
A Frank Ryan Mystery
Book 1
This is a “ Rapid Reads” , a paperback of 139 pages in huge characters, one everyone could easily zipped through in not time. This book is excellent for readers with short attention spans and for young adult who like a fast paced mystery.
This smart page-turner is well-written with no fuss and no extra words to bog down the flow. It has all good elements wrapped in few words: a piano technician as hero, a mystery around a manuscript of Beethoven’s first three movements of The Tenth Symphony and the required twist to throw us a curve at the end and pique our interest to pursue with this series.
This is an entertaining quick read I am Happy to have received throw LibraryThing’s Reviewer program.
Book 1
This is a “ Rapid Reads” , a paperback of 139 pages in huge characters, one everyone could easily zipped through in not time. This book is excellent for readers with short attention spans and for young adult who like a fast paced mystery.
This smart page-turner is well-written with no fuss and no extra words to bog down the flow. It has all good elements wrapped in few words: a piano technician as hero, a mystery around a manuscript of Beethoven’s first three movements of The Tenth Symphony and the required twist to throw us a curve at the end and pique our interest to pursue with this series.
This is an entertaining quick read I am Happy to have received throw LibraryThing’s Reviewer program.
 - Brian Harvey)
