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Young Mrs. Cavendish and the Kaiser's Men
Young Mrs Cavendish and the Kaiser's Men
Author: K. K. Beck
A society columnist uncovers more than her dinner plate at a swank San Francisco dinner party. — The grand dame of the high-class Nob Hill set throws a do.... — An innocent enough party on the surface, events take an ominous turn when society columnist Maude Teasdale Cavendish is mistaken for a madcap heiress and spirited away into the night by a ...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780804103701
ISBN-10: 0804103704
Publication Date: 2/28/1989
Pages: 265
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Publisher: Ivy Books
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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After I read the description of this novel, I decided to give it a chance. I finally got to it and was initially disappointed.

The plot seemed simplistic and the characters cliched. But, for whatever reason, I decided to continue reading it.

It wasn't until I finished that I realized why I enjoyed it so much. As a teenager, and into my early twenties, I read almost everything Edgar Rice Burroughs had written. I still have most of those books and I'm picking up a few I missed.

"Young Mrs Cavendish and the Kaiser's Men" is a bit more sophisticated than most of Burroughs work, but not by much. Which is probably why I enjoyed it so much, so much so I just requested two more of K.K. Beck's books to see if they are similar.

While the plot outlines on Fantastic Fiction don't leave me to think so, I hope I am mistaken.

"Young Mrs Cavendish" ends with several characters indicating there might be sequels, but after almost 30 years it doesn't appear so. Still, Ms. Beck is still with us and we can only hope. Perhaps, her protagonist in a sequel would be a grown-up George fighting Nazi spies.


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