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What We Talk About When We Talk About Love: Complete Summary & Analysis
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The whole story covers only one sitting, in fact, one pre dinner drinking bout. The story is told in first person, with one... More > of the four characters referring to himself as "I," but it is quite ironical that least is known about this character; he is merely the mouthpiece for the action, and all we know about him is that his name is Nick and he is married to Laura. His friend Mel is a cardiologist, married to Terri, and initiates the conversation of what love means. This conversation provides the central focus of the story. < Less
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Emile Gaboriau Series: The Honor of the Name
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The Honor of the Name by Emile Gaboriau is all the backstory of Monsieur Lecoq. As usual, the second book of Gaboriau's is... More > stronger, because you watch the lines being gathered in. There is so much history and hatred that nothing is truly resolved until the last bit. Lots of Restoration antics and outcries and worry woven in as well.

The intricate plot, since it is well written and detailed, is easily comprehensible and readers enjoy the story to the fullest.

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Imageless: Asian Short Stories
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She finished washing clothes and entered the kitchen. Breakfast had to be prepared. Bablu was crying and her mother and... More > Mehta auntie were trying to calm him. After the breakfast, she knew, someone would call her to do something for them. She had stopped going to college. It was good for Nepali mothers to produce three or four daughters and enjoy own lives because daughters don’t demand, in fact, they can’t demand. They stay in their parents’ house as free servants. At least, the society where she lived had this trend all around. She did not know about the rest of the society. < Less
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Emile Gaboriau Series: The Count's Millions
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The Count's Millions is a rivetting mystery and it compels the readers to continue reading. The story begins with the... More > detailed description of the setting and the surroundings of the area.

As the story unfolds one is tempted to read continuously, for the plot is so complex and interesting that one can hardly resist the temptation. The major part of the novel is covered by the dialogue, and the narration is to the minimum, only at the necessary places.

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Emile Gaboriau Series: The Clique of Gold
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The Clique of Gold is a rivetting mystery and it compels the readers to continue reading. The story begins in Paris, France,... More > with the detailed description of the setting and the surroundings of the area.

As the story unfolds one is tempted to read continuously, for the plot is so complex and interesting that one can hardly resist the temptation. The major part of the novel is covered by the dialogue, and the narration is to the minimum, only at the necessary places.

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Emile Gaboriau Series: The Champdoce Mystery
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The book, The Champdoce Mystery, is a very complex detective novel. The story keeps the readers totally curious and absorbed... More > .

Starting way back, decades before 'Caught in the Net', all those slippery threads of intrigue you tried to hold in your brain are woven into a rather engaging OMG SHE DIDN'T first half. The motivations that were inexplicable in the first book are revealed in brilliant light—but there is still much book and OMG HE DIDN'T to go as the new info informs our players.

Maybe too nice an ending, as it is a rather pretty bow, but for a two-book, generation-spanning monster it is acceptable for the hand of god M. Lecoq to saunter in at the end and escort everyone to their proper place

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Emile Gaboriau Series: Other People's Money
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The book, Other People's Money, by Emile Gaboriau, examines what happens when money and murder meet. This detective novel is... More > set in France and high finance is the backdrop to the ambiance of the setting. The story keeps the readers totally curious and absorbed because the crime has to be solved before the time runs out.

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Emile Gaboriau Series: Monsieur Lecoq
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Policemen on patrol in a dangerous area of Paris hear a cry coming from the Poivrière bar and go to investigate. There is... More > evidence of a struggle. Two dead men are lying next to the fireplace, another is lying in the middle of the room. A wounded man, who is certainly the murderer, stands in a doorway. Gévrol, the inspector, tells him to give himself up, and he protests his innocence, claiming self-defence. He tries to escape, and when he is caught he cries, “Lost…It is the Prussians who are coming.” The third man, who is wounded, blames Jean Lacheneur for leading him to this place, and vows revenge. He dies shortly afterwards. Gévrol, judging from the man’s attire, concludes that he was a soldier, and the name and number of his regiment are written on the buttons of his great coat. His young colleague, Monsieur Lecoq, remarks that the man cannot be a soldier because his hair is too long. Gévrol disagrees. < Less
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Emile Gaboriau Series: File No. 113
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Emile Gaboriau is known as 'Father of the detective novel' and Edgar Allan Poe of France. He wrote 21 novels in 13 years.... More > His work reflects his imaginative power and keen observation.

In the novel File No. 113 the crime seems simple. A bank's secure safe is robbed. One of the two men who holds the key must be guilty. One key-holder is the bank's owner who lives above the bank with his family, the other is the bank's trusted manager-a man like a son to the owner. What if neither is guilty? How did this safe, with every security measure known and employed at the time, get robbed? Leave it to Monsieur Lecoq of the Sret, a policeman of many disguises and much guile to uncover the devastating truth of deceit, betrayal, lies, murder and sordid family histories that lead to the crime. < Less
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Henry Fielding Series: The Author's Farce
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The Author's Farce and the Pleasures of the Town is a play by the English playwright and novelist Henry Fielding, first... More > performed on 30 March 1730 at the Little Theatre, Haymarket. Written in response to the Theatre Royal's rejection of his earlier plays, The Author's Farce was Fielding's first theatrical success. The Little Theatre allowed Fielding the freedom to experiment, and to alter the traditional comedy genre. The play ran during the early 1730s and was altered for its run starting 21 April 1730 and again in response to the Actor Rebellion of 1733. Throughout its life, the play was coupled with several different plays, including The Cheats of Scapin and Fielding's Tom Thumb. < Less
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