Last I looked, the consensus of the regular Harriet watchers is that this is probably a new employee. Not like her usual format of three paragraphs finishing off telling us its fast-paced and thrilling 
BTW, I can't recall if I've shared it here. There is a way to tell how many two and threes she's given out of those 23K (or for any reviewer for that matter). So here goes,
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
Had the makings of a good story but it fizzled, March 23, 2001
...1899, divorcee Ellen Cornelius accompanies her octogenarian Aunt Augusta to London. The wealthy, crusty senior citizen seeks an elixir that will allow her to live forever. In England, the two Americans meet medicine salesman Steve Cory and his associate Padjan, allegedly an Anazasi. Steve and Padjan agree to escort Augusta to the latter's... Read more
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
too harsh a protagonist, feels stereotypical, April 25, 2000
Her loathing of criminals is so intense that the criminalelement calls her THE HARD DETECTIVE. Deputy Chief Inspector HarrietMartenns is in charge of the "Stop the Rot" campaigndesigned to get all criminals, even those committing petty crimes off the streets. She carries out her assignment with a zeal that at times can be frightening... Read more
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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
So-so, July 31, 2001
He spent the last decade dedicated to his nation's efforts to defeat Napoleon. Now Trent Severn returns home to take charge of his personal responsibilities including a ward he has not seen since her father's funeral too many years ago. Amy Conde runs a horse-breeding farm that needs a new stallion. She asks her absentee guardian for ... Read more
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You can count the threes for yourself, but it won't take you very far http://www.amazon.com/gp/community-content-search/results/ref=cm_srch_q_srt_rtr?query=customer%3A+AFVQZQ8PW0L&search-alias=community-reviews&idx.all=0&sort=rating
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