" I noted that you made no effort to freeze her body after she was killed." I said. It seems to me that someone who would work in the field might well have deserved to experience it herself when necessary." Mrs. Washburn's eyes narrowed. I took that to mean she hadn't considered the question until I'd posed it." "In fact Rebecca was on the list for preservation, Ackerman answered. But the way she ... What happened to her made it impossible."
book details:
Samuel Hoenig answers questions for a living. And as a man with Asperger’s Syndrome, his unique personality helps him ferret out almost any answer there is. But his latest question is a rather odd one—who stole a preserved head from the Garden State Cryonics Institute?
Arriving at the scene of the crime accompanied by his new colleague, Ms. Washburn, Samuel finds that what started out as a theft has escalated to murder. With suspects and motives emerging at a rapid rate, one final question remains—can Samuel’s powers of deduction uncover a killer in the face of overwhelming odds?
Praise:
"[A] delightful and clever mystery."—PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
"In this well-crafted story, the Asperger's element . . . provides a unique point of view on crime-solving, as well as offering a sensitive look at a too-often-misunderstood condition."—BOOKLIST
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It's a great book!
ReplyDeleteI keep seeing this on at Goodreads for giveaway. I've been wondering about it. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI keep seeing this on at Goodreads for giveaway. I've been wondering about it. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a unique twist to solving a mystery...thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHere's mine: “NEVER TELL A LIE”
I've read a couple of books lately featuring characters with Asperger's (The Rosie Project and House Rules) and enjoyed them a lot, so I'm sure I'd like this book too. Sounds like a good plot.
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I read this a few months ago and very much enjoyed it. I noticed the author has written several books on Asperger's syndrome so I'm assuming he knows what he's talking about!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds so fun and it's a quirky case. Had to laugh!
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Interesting 56. Very curious indeed!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend!