Belgian Congo Mystery The Boy Who Stole the Leopard's Spots, Book 3, (Paperback)

from eawsmom

I received this book as an Early Reviewer. I will admit that if I had read the other books in this series first, I would not have requested this one. However, I didn't start reading them until after I received the notice that I had won this book and by then, obviously, it was too late! While this...

from thornton37814

Although this is the third book in the Amanda Brown series set in what was then the Belgian Congo, this is the first one I have read. I suspect that it also worked to my disadvantage as I had little familiarity with recurring characters who were not as fully developed in this installment as they ...

from mamzel

There were things I liked and things I didn't like about this book. One of the things I loved is the great cast of characters. For them I would recommend reading this book. Also, I liked the time and setting which added tension to the story as the Belgian Congo was getting ready for major change....

from Kimaoverstreet

As a longtime fan of Tamar Myers, I was excited to receive an advance review copy of this mystery. Third in the Amanda Brown series, this novel is filled with Myers' usual tongue in cheek humor, delightful sense of atmosphere, and wonderful attention to detail. It will work equally well read in o...

from cathyskye

First Line: It was much cooler in the canyon that lay in front of, and below, the village. Legends surround the birth of twins to a king in the Belgian Congo of the 1920s. This was the time when headhunters and cannibals still followed the old ways, a time when the birth of twins was a bad omen t...