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A Conspiracy Of Friends (2000)

by Alexander McCall Smith(Favorite Author)

3.82 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Humor

series

Corduroy Mansions

review 1: Quite chuckle-inducing if somewhat manic. Alexander McCall Smith warms to the episodic nature of internet publishing by employing an old-time radio play writer's penchant for plot twists and cliffhangers. Unfortunately this waters down the characters or, in Berthea Snark's case, guts them entirely. In the end I am reasonably sure that good has triumphed over evil, love has won out, peace and understanding will have their day and Freddie de la Hay is exactly where he should be.
review 2: Still a happy little time in London with this one, but things started to seem a little less plausible. Maybe that's what happens when you mainline cotton candy for the brain several days in a row? ;-) I will read all that McCall Smith writes in this series, if only because his p... morehilosophical musings help put into perspective for me some of my own rather boring middle-aged thoughts about the meaning of life, etc. less

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