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The Pot Thief Who Studied Pythagoras (2009)

by J. Michael Orenduff(Favorite Author)

3.86 of 5 Votes: 1

ISBN

1892343304 (ISBN13: 9781892343307)

languge

English

genre

Humor

publisher

Dark Oak Mysteries

series

A Pot Thief Murder Mystery

review 1: Hubie Schuze is firmly in the top five of my favorite protags. He's charming, intelligent, dry, and above all he is interesting. This book delighted me from the start in spite of the slightly off-kilter premise of a "pot thief" being the good guy. Hubie truly is a good guy who not only does the right thing, but thinks his actions through in a very satisfying manner. The Albuquerque setting is a vivid enough to make the desire to visit a strong one and the only downside that appeared was the constant desire to indulge in a marquerita or a bottle of Grue. There is just something endearing about a man who will voluntarily read articles about Pythagoras while dodging nubile females and handling ancient pots. I would recommend this book to anyone who would like a brisk, enterta... moreining, well-written, and engaging story.
review 2: Hubert Schuze is a pot thief. No not marijuana. He digs up pots on Indian land and keeps them or sells them. One day a man comes to his shop and wants him to steal a 1,000 year old pot from the local museum. Then a BLM officer accuses him of stealing the only other pot of this type. He hasn't stolen any of them but by books end he steals the one from the museum and returns it and discovers who murdered several people. This is a fun read that will make you laugh. It would make a very funny movie. Can't wait to read "The Pot Thief Who Studied Ptolemy". less

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