Books by Robert Masello
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review 1: Billed as a supernatural suspense story with romantic undertones, I really didn't find much of any of the three. This was a book about 100 pages too long that needed more action and suspense and less of a history lesson on Anastasia Romanov. The plot focuses on the discovery of...
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review 1: An interesting story about a scholar, Robert Franco, who works at a well known library doing research into old lost pieces of art. He gets involved in unraveling a mysterious lost treasure--the Medusa Amulet. The search takes him all over Italy and France trying to find it. Franc...
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review 1: A very interest story taking some liberties with history and the deaths fo the Russian Czar Nicholas and his family WITH the survival of Anastasia in a very different set of circumstances and ending. I enjoyed this book very much. Some very modern situations with a very histori...
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review 1: I read this book upon a recommendation from the local librarian at the library. It was definitely a well written book. Robert Masello is an exceptional author and even wrote books on how to write. He did very well at painting pictures with words and made me feel like I was actual...
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review 1: (I mean more like 3.5 stars. Need to stop feeling bad for giving books less than 4 star ratings.) Had the imprudence of getting myself stuck on the book for the most part, so skimmed through some sections. Overall rather entertaining, with the combination of historical facts, myt...
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review 1: This is a very well written suspense novel. I seldom give 4 stars to a book, but this one rates it. If you liked Kostova's The Historian, or Dale Brown's Da Vinci Code or Angels and Demons, you will enjoy this novel. Benvenuto Cellini is a main character in the story. This is one...
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review 1: Having thoroughly enjoyed reading The Romanov Cross by this author, I was naturally looking forward to reading Blood and Ice. I was not in the least disappointed! While journalist, Michael Wild, is visiting an Antarctic research station in order to heal from a recent personal tra...