Mob Rule: A Lethal Game of Monopoly

by Elisabeth Kyle

The Godfather helps those who help themselves! A real time strategy game with full simulation play. Over 40 unique & upgradable buildings, from Saloons to Nightclubs to Brothels.

Genres: Gothic

Unknown Binding

First published January 1, 1970

About the author

Elisabeth Kyle, pseudonym of Agnes Mary Robertson Dunlop, was a British writer of novels and children's books. She also wrote under the name Jan Ralston.


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Reviews

[Adrian Griffiths · Rating 2 out of 5]

A woman visits Copenhagen to find out what happened to a her cousin. Not really a gothic, as there isn't any romance or a sinister mansion, so this is more of a straightforward mystery thriller with a female lead. The book is fairly entertaining, and the truth behind the mystery is gradually uncovered via meetings with several colourful characters and visits to various nicely described locations in and around Copenhagen, but (as another reviewer has pointed out) it has a strange ending that seems unfinished.

[CLM · Rating 2 out of 5]

Judith tries to solve the mystery surrounding her cousin's death five years previously, but many questions are unanswered even at the conclusion of this book.