> I bought a hardcover mystery book for 50 cents at our library book sale Anybody else read it? I hope I didn't get gypped I will offer $1.50 and send an sase. Ric McReader ---------- > From: Mark Graham <magraham@bw.edu> > To: pianotech@ptg.org > Subject: Used book > Date: Tuesday, August 25, 1998 11:40 PM > > I bought a hardcover mystery book for 50 cents at our library book sale. > It's called "The Piano Man", by Noreen Gilpatrick, St. Martin's Press, > 1991. It's about a concert pianist who goes to a remote island in Puget > Sound to restore 3 pianos. Ms. Gilpatrick says she patterned it after a > real piano man on the island named Roger Russell. (Nobody by that name in > the PTG directory.) It's mildly interesting. The writing is pretty corny. > The descriptions of actually working on the pianos sound as though the > author talked to somebody about it but knows little herself. > > Probably everybody except me has heard of this book already. The dust > jacket describes it as the greatest mystery every written, or something > like that. Anybody else read it? I hope I didn't get gypped. > > Mark Graham >
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