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Fallen Flower

Fallen Flower

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: A Solid First Novel!
Review: An easy-reading murder mystery set in Osaka, Japan. Entertaining Japanese and American characters, engaging plot. Just the right mix of story and Japanese background info. Highly recommended for anyone that either likes unique mysteries or is interested in Japan. A big thumbs up!

Let's hope for more of detective Eric Thor's adventures!

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Fallen Flower
Review: I found the book to be a very interesting combination of mystery and comparison of two very different cultures. Written by someone who is obviously familiar with both American and Japanez customs. Would highly recommend this book.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Terrific Stuff....Highly Recommended!
Review: Mr. Imrie's book kept me entranced - I couldn't put it down! It is obvious that the author has a well-rounded grasp of Japanese culture and how their culture views the West. The storyline definitely keeps you on your toes - just when you think you've figured it out, Mr. Imrie throws in a new twist which makes the reader scratch his head and keep reading for the next clue. This book is written with wit, humor and humanity....something sadly lacking in much of today's literature. Keep on writing, Mr. Imrie....I can't wait for your next book! Domo arigato, Imrie-san.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Gripping, Insightful
Review: The bio said Robert Imrie lived in Japan for over 15 years and married to a Japanese pianist. So, there is no surprise about his intimate knowledge of the country of Rising Sun - its culture, traditions, social norms, intricate human relations. But this book goes beyond a standard cross-cultural novel - the story is gripping, insightful. A real page tuner. Highly recommended.


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