> Just finished this, so maybe my memory will serve
me
> better than it did on the Harris novels. The
copy
> I've got has three Bardin novels in it written
between
> 1946 and 1948. The Deadly Percheron is the
first.
> It's about an amnesia victim involved in a murder
and
> his slow recollection of the nightmare
occurences
> during his memory loss. It wasn't bad, but there
were
> parts that strained belief and character
development
> seemed somewhat sacrificed for plot.
>
> miker
This was one of Alan's suggestions as one of the best novels
of the 40s and I liked it. I thought it was really
interesting. Similar in some repects to The Red Right Hand
and Night of the Jabberwock, but I thought it superior to
both those novels.
I also got a copy of They Don't Dance Much, which is in my
TBR pile, another of his recommendations for the 40s.
Jeff
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