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Finding Pegasus: International intrigue and contemporary politics super-charged on espresso. Eddie Grant series Book 3. The Book Artist Hugo Marston 8. Mark Pryor. Register a free business account. Review "Face-paced thriller spanning the globe from Paris to the states, Treasure of Saint-Lazare takes off with the hit and run murder of a former partner of Eddie Grant's father.

The two men were Monument Men, American soldiers who attempted to recover stolen artwork from the Nazi's. Eddie and Jen, his former flame investigate the crime discovering it may be linked to a tragedy in Eddie's family from years ago. Reminiscent of Steve Berry's The Amber Room, Pearce takes the reader on an action-packed journey from Paris's glittering streets to Florida's Sarasota, the scene of the crime, searching for answers for the stolen artwork. A nice blend of history, art, and action. Treasure of Saint-Lazare has its roots in my love of Paris and my experiences over the years as a journalist in Europe and Washington.

Some of its plot goes back to my days as a police reporter on a daily newspaper and a TV station. Even though it covers much ground -- from my current home of Sarasota, FL, to my part-time home of Paris, to Poland during the war, it is at heart a novel of Paris. About the Author I've been a serious fan of Paris since the seventies, when my new wife Jan, already a frequent visitor, guided me on my first tour. In the decades since, we've lived in Germany and visited Paris many times, to the point that I feel as much at home there as I do in Sarasota, where we live for most of the year.

When we left Frankfurt in the mids we spent a couple of months touring Italy and Greece before we returned to Washington. We spent hours probing the relics of classical civilization and enjoying the good food, and in my spare time I tried to starting writing a Cold War spy novel. That didn't work out so well -- I found the notebook, containing several pages of a mangled opening chapter, on a closet shelf last year.

I got around to that first novel in , after months of pondering a very different plot, one based on the knowledge of Paris I'd accumulated over dozens of visits. The third, "Finding Pegasus," is a project. I think I'm learning how to do it and can push up the pace a bit, so I hope to have a fourth one out in less than a year, and there's a list of plots waiting for later. The good people at Readers' Favorite, the big review website, chose Treasure as its highest-ranked historical mystery of Shelf Unbound Magazine picked Last Stop as one of the ten best indie books of , for which I thank both of them.

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Top reviews from the United States. There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. My only rather minor complaint is the Verified Purchase. An exceptionally well written book with a fast paced story line and many plot surprises. This follows him as he attempts to locate a famous painting which has been lost since the last days of the war. He finds his father's and family's deaths are tied into finding the painting.

A very well done chase with virtually no dull moments. My only rather minor complaint is the over abundance of characters which sometimes become a bit confusing.

Other than that small issue, this is a book this reader would recommend to anyone looking for a mystery. Also a delightful visit to Paris which is a marvelous city. In this novel the reader is introduced to Eddie Grant, and learns why this interesting and complex man lives in Paris. This is a fast-paced unraveling of events reminding us that the mythology of WWII continues to hold us enthralled with its hidden mysteries and secrets.

As other reviewers have noted, this first novel by John Pearce strongly reminds one of the James Bond books by Ian Fleming: A solid, action-oriented hero, hard nosed yet reflective; a cast of dastardly villains bordering on psychopaths; smart, attractive and mysterious women; well-painted travelogues to exotic locales in this case, Paris and Florida ; all moved along by plenty of realistic action and intrigue.

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Highly recommended for readers who like military adventures and spy thrillers. There is really no character development. The second book is a bit better so finished that one but the third book, Finding Pegasus, was pretty much inreadable so finally tossed it. Face-paced thriller spanning the globe from Paris to the states, The Treasure of Saint-Lazare takes off with the hit and run murder of a former partner of Eddie Grant's father.

I received this book voluntarily to read. A lot like a sail boat. At times the wind in the sails causes the boat story to move swiftly through the water. Other times it's like a boat caught in the doldrums I'm not sure I want to read book 2. I'll try not to include spoilers here, but to quickly lay out the plot, it's , and a displaced American in Paris, Eddie Grant, gets sucked into a deadly search to find a Raphael painting that disappeared at the end of World War Two.

Grant, a former soldier, follows in the footsteps of his late father, a military intelligence agent who once tracked down art looted by the Nazis. From Paris and Sarasota, assisted by a woman from his past, Jen Wetzmuller, he sets out to locate the priceless work of art. It's a race against time to find both the painting and the killers of Wetzmuller's father -- who also happened to be his own father's partner, Roy Castor, in finding stolen works of art.

In fact, it's Castor's murder that touches off the rapidly unfolding and suspenseful chain of events that will have you holding your breath until the thrilling denouement. The best thing about Pearce's book is how absolutely readable it is. Many new-ish authors lard up on descriptions as if they get paid by the adjective. His writing does description nicely in a spare way. Dialogue is realistic among characters, who are not at all cartoonish.

The protagonist, Eddie Grant, has both an interesting past and a riveting dark side that keep the reader sympathetic to him. The book's unlikely and unexpected pairing of Paris and Sarasota as dual settings is unusual and quite different and unpretentious. Pearce does just as enthusiastic a job introducing readers to the City of Crackers as he does the City of Lights.

I actually felt this book was too short. It ended abruptly, and I was left wanting more -- more Eddie Grant, more Jen Wetzmuller and more intricate plot. Pearce has done a strong job introducing and developing characters, and I look forward to greeting them again in the pages of a new book. If I have any suggestion for Pearce, it would be to treat his book like one of the fine French red wines his characters drink and let the plot and the readers breathe a bit.

Much like a Hong Kong movie, action is a bit too fast-paced. Readers need more interludes, more time to reflect and absorb.

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