Books by Richard Mason
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review 1: This saga of Dickensian proportions has so many twists, flashbacks, historical shifts that i felt it was risking plot burnout towards the end. No matter, it's very entertaining and intelligently written which makes it all very readable. I just wish whoever puts all these women wi...
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review 1: Perfect book for summer/beach reading. Set a century ago in Amsterdam and then on a luxury liner bound for Capetown. The protagonist, Piet Barol, is a remarkably beautiful young man over whom the other characters--indeed, readers of every sexual persuasion--can project their de...
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review 1: Well this was not what I expected.The appearance of this book speaks of confidence and ego, so I thought nothing of reading this on the tube and train...turns out it's super saucy!Other than the spicy chapters, the character of Piet was enjoyable, and his relationships in the hou...
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review 1: I truly liked it!!! I couldn't give up on it, halved my sleeping hours and delayed my first meal with a few hours just to read some more :))); I might even read the sequel :D The main character is a little bit fantastic: handsome, sculptured body, good manners, good voice, good g...
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review 1: A bit of Lawrence, a dash of Balzac, a soupçon of Boccaccio and a whole lot of Fanny Hill—what could be wrong with that on a summer’s day? Cast in the style of Hill with sudden and inexplicable assignations, funny in its carefree coupling and wonderfully droll in its handling of ...