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Summary: The Innocent Man Script: Cui Bono-To Whose Advantage?
Review: I enjoyed this book because the plot progressed towards the conclusion in a colorful style that kept me interested throughout.
Having read a previous book by this author many years ago...a book published using a pseudonym...I truly believe the author is capable of presenting a better ending....hence, my rating of four, not five stars. The story built to a final and dramatic climax...but left me feeling: "Duh! That is SOOOOOooo untrue".
In fiction, that is ok, however (...even when the story addresses a historical event as this one does...).
That the story evoked such an intense initial response from me is, itself, I suppose, a compliment to the author.
I look forward to forth-coming works.
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Summary: The Innocent Man Script: Cui Bono-To Whose Advantage?
Review: I enjoyed this book because the plot progressed towards the conclusion in a colorful style that kept me interested throughout.
Having read a previous book by this author many years ago...a book published using a pseudonym...I truly believe the author is capable of presenting a better ending....hence, my rating of four, not five stars. The story built to a final and dramatic climax...but left me feeling: "Duh! That is SOOOOOooo untrue".
In fiction, that is ok, however (...even when the story addresses a historical event as this one does...).
That the story evoked such an intense initial response from me is, itself, I suppose, a compliment to the author.
I look forward to forth-coming works.
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Summary: 2nd Time Round
Review: I just reread this one and again througly enjoyed it...a revist really pulled the history and suspense together in a spell binding manner. Definately worth reading!
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Summary: Innocent Man Script
Review: Obtained a copy of the book last week and have read it from cover to cover. It is an excellent book about the JFK assination. Makes you stop and think. Seems like Tommy Durham has brought it all together in a facinating book. It is well worth reading today!
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Summary: The Innocent Man Script Cui Bobo-To Whose Advantage?
Review: The book is very well written. It is full of mystery,thrilling adventures,and humor. Keeps your interest from beginning to end. Brings a whole new light to what possibly happened prior to and leading up to the assassination of Kennedy. I always had my own idea of someone else entirely being responsible for his assassination, but it changed my thinking.
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Summary: The Innocent Man Script Cui Bobo-To Whose Advantage?
Review: The book is very well written. It is full of mystery,thrilling adventures,and humor. Keeps your interest from beginning to end. Brings a whole new light to what possibly happened prior to and leading up to the assassination of Kennedy. I always had my own idea of someone else entirely being responsible for his assassination, but it changed my thinking.
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Summary: The Innocent Man Script is a spellbinding thriller!
Review: The Innocent Man Script by T. Mack Durham delivers! A mesmerizing plot that thickens with each chapter and a host of interesting participants worthy of The Great American Novel. The action takes place in a multitude of places like New Orleans, Los Angeles, Hollywood, Miami, Tampa, Dallas, Mexico, and Canada. Mr. Durham has crafted a thriller that gives the reader their money's worth and more. Buy it, read it! You'll be glad you did.
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Summary: The Innocent Man Script is a spellbinding thriller!
Review: The Innocent Man Script by T. Mack Durham delivers! A mesmerizing plot that thickens with each chapter and a host of interesting participants worthy of The Great American Novel. The action takes place in a multitude of places like New Orleans, Los Angeles, Hollywood, Miami, Tampa, Dallas, Mexico, and Canada. Mr. Durham has crafted a thriller that gives the reader their money's worth and more. Buy it, read it! You'll be glad you did.
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Summary: R.D. Morningstar on "The Innocent Man Script: Cui Bono?"
Review: With the exception of the WCR and the Zapruder Film, those who are acquainted with my work in JFK Assassination research know that I generally do not deal with fiction. However, a novel by T. Mack Durham has come to my attention, "The Innocent Man Script: Cui Bono-To Whose Advantage?", which merits attention and this recommendation as a "factional novel". A "factional novel" is one that succeeds in interweaving accurate, historical facts and events with the form usually described as a "fictional novel".Mr. Durham has crafted a consistent narrative, which steadily gathers a riveting, almost cinematic momentum, driving to an inevitable climax on November 22nd, 1963. In telling the story of Angus Cutter, an ex-Marine whose life is altered by a chance encounter with Lee Harvey Oswald in Japan, Durham brings to life a well-meaning and noble character, caught in a web of intrigue, which is clearly not of his own making. The story of Angus Cutter, a resurrection of the American hero myth, trying to walk the fine line between "dupe" and "double" is an engaging adventure through a 1950's & '60's spy drama. "The Innocent Man Script", with several twists and turns in the plot is a difficult book to put down once the reader is acquainted with the protagonist's identity problems and his predicament (I read the 500+ pages in 3 sessions over 2 days). T. Mack Durham has brought to life an adventure story and an American character worthy of Hemingway and, in my estimation, greater than "The Great Gatsby". Robert D. Morningstar "JFK Conspiracy Scientist"
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Summary: R.D. Morningstar on "The Innocent Man Script: Cui Bono?"
Review: With the exception of the WCR and the Zapruder Film, those who are acquainted with my work in JFK Assassination research know that I generally do not deal with fiction. However, a novel by T. Mack Durham has come to my attention, "The Innocent Man Script: Cui Bono-To Whose Advantage?", which merits attention and this recommendation as a "factional novel". A "factional novel" is one that succeeds in interweaving accurate, historical facts and events with the form usually described as a "fictional novel". Mr. Durham has crafted a consistent narrative, which steadily gathers a riveting, almost cinematic momentum, driving to an inevitable climax on November 22nd, 1963. In telling the story of Angus Cutter, an ex-Marine whose life is altered by a chance encounter with Lee Harvey Oswald in Japan, Durham brings to life a well-meaning and noble character, caught in a web of intrigue, which is clearly not of his own making. The story of Angus Cutter, a resurrection of the American hero myth, trying to walk the fine line between "dupe" and "double" is an engaging adventure through a 1950's & '60's spy drama. "The Innocent Man Script", with several twists and turns in the plot is a difficult book to put down once the reader is acquainted with the protagonist's identity problems and his predicament (I read the 500+ pages in 3 sessions over 2 days). T. Mack Durham has brought to life an adventure story and an American character worthy of Hemingway and, in my estimation, greater than "The Great Gatsby". Robert D. Morningstar "JFK Conspiracy Scientist"
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