Henri Poincare Mysteries: The Tenth Witness (Audiobook)

from samlives2

This international mystery manages to tie a treasure ship salvage, war crimes in labor camps during WW2, negligent working conditions in developing nations, and the bonds of family together in one intriguing mystery. Henri Poincare never imagined designing a barge for work in retrieving treasure ...

from KAzevedo

Knowing nothing about this author and having read no reviews, I dove in with no expectations. I was engrossed right away and finished the book the same day. The impetus for Henri Poincare to leave the engineering business he is building and eventually become an Interpol agent, is his growing mora...

from Helenoel

I requested this book from the Library Thing Early Reviewers program because I was intrigued by the promo story involving recovery of a treasure ship of the Dutch Coast. That was only a minor part of the story, though important, and I found myself enjoying the book in spite of it taking off in ra...

from mamzel

A slow building of tension leads to deep intrigue and historical mystery in this book which is a prequel to a series of mystery-adventures featuring the French engineer, Henri Poincaré. Placing the book in the 70s makes it possible to still have survivors of the Holocaust as witnesses to identify...

from ehousewright

I really love "first in series" books, and enjoyed All Cry Chaos with its complex characters, intriguing plot and dark overtones. What could be better than a prequel that chronicles Henri Poincare's introduction to Interpol? The Tenth Witness is hard to read-not because it isn't well written, log...