The Escher twist
a Homer Kelly mystery
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Author
Publication
2002 - Beeler Large Print, Hampton Falls, N.H, New Hampshire
Language
English
Word Count
57,000 words, Guess
Page Count
228 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveeschertwisttextl00lang
- ISBN-101574904515
- ISBN-139781574904512
- LibraryThing177386
- Goodreads3644285
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- Library of Congress Control Number2002015530
- OCLC Control Number50695340
- Open LibraryOL3557044M
Classifications
- DDC813/.54
- LCCPS3562.A515 E8 2002b
Description
**Homer and Mary Kelly offer to help their friend Leonard find an elusive woman he had an all-too-brief encounter with at an art exhibit, but as their search for the mysterious lady continues, they begin to wonder if the woman is better left alone.** Leonard Sheldrake is a huge fan of the famous conceptual artist M. C Escher. When Leonard hears that the visionary artist's work is coming to a show in his hometown of Cambridge, Massachusetts, he is ecstatic; little does he know how the show will change his life forever. Meeting a woman in a green coat, Frieda, who also is an Escher enthusiast, Leonard falls instantly in love. But just as quickly, Frieda disappears from the gallery without a trace, leaving Leonard with a swelling in his heart -- and a warning that he wouldn't love her if he knew more about her. Enter amateur sleuths Homer and Mary Kelly, who vow to help Leonard find Frieda. Investigating the identity of this enigmatic woman, they begin to peel away layers of a darker, more twisted mystery, creating an Escher-like labyrinth of its own. Features the art of M. C. Escher.
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