The Man Trap: A Mystery Story

by Anonymous

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116 pages, Paperback

First published May 28, 2004

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Reviews

[Clare Snow]

DNF 52% This is messing with my head too much. I thought it was a who-dunnit. I know exactly who wrought all the cruelty - the author.

I loved the narration and the scottish accents.

[Cynthia Grove · Rating 4 out of 5]

Oops - I read a hard copy book but this the an audible. I think it would be harder to listen to than to read.
As to writing this is worth five stars. The plot is excellent and the story progresses well. As to liking the book - only 3 stars. Although Gwen Moffat's stories are always satisfying to read they tend to be a bit bleak as the ones I have read each have a setting which involves at some point mountains. I won't be keeping this book to re-read but it is a very good book. Characters are really well drawn and believable.