Harry Stein (1) (1948–)

Pretty standard thriller. Evil scientist looking for the key to immortality. Every one thinks Sally is getting obsessed with a wild conspiracy theory. She is right of course.

I thought 2 authors alternating chapters would be more entertaining then it was.
One authors style and writing left alot to be desired and the other author had no business being in the book.
The historical aspect was cool, as I find the early 1900's era interesting, and I love baseball.

essays

I found this book delightful. It was a fun read to see what predicaments Harry and his wife got into with their relatives, neighbors and friends over this conservative/liberal tussle. I wondered how other people handled this and although the author didn't provide any concrete solutions, it was comforting to know that others face the same problem and interesting to see how they dealt with it.