Imaginary Crimes by Tobby Green

 

A Book Review of Imaginary Crimes by Tobby Green

 This book is about the crimes taking place in four different cities and with four different people’s  and the story is quite interesting the author has covered different points  the language used in this book is quite simple and easy to understand  while the story has been narrated in the  quite simple way the  thing which I liked  is the writers effort taken to maximize the story while the stories taken in the different cities

4 CITIES, 4 LIVES, 1 CRIME - In Madrid, an Argentinian bookseller gets caught up in the scheme of an American professor to prevent an appalling crime. Her sidekicks soon include a Gambian migrant in Paris and a Spanish waitress in London. Seeking some sort of companionship in their exiles, the four characters join forces in a quest that becomes a dangerous obsession. All four lives seem to be fatefully connected. But how to get people to take the crime seriously if it does not yet exist? In Buenos Aires, the criminals are remorselessly pursued. They cross paths with a Nigerian judge, the wife of one of General Franco's thugs, a caretaker to the wealthy, and Peter Halbtsen, an expert in Chinese culture. It is early March 2004. Halbtsen has spent years deciphering a book which may hold the key to the mystery. But where is the crime? Who is the criminal? And can anything be done to prevent humanity from reaping the whirlwind?

While reading the book  you can come across various point where there will be quite confusion  but  when you will understand there’s  have been various parts where there is joy while there have been parts where is sorrow the author has combined all the aspects and maintained a framework great book for source of joy and sorrow.

A book review by Neha Yadav  / SY.B.ED / Roll no. 50  

Reference: Green, T. (2013). Imaginary crimes. ProQuest Ebook Central https://ebookcentral.proquest.com

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