Featured Official Review: The Mask of Perpetuity by Martin Jones

Roxanne Thomas · Post by **Roxanne Thomas** » 05 Mar 2019, 11:50

Awesome review. I will diffinetly have to read this book. From the review I gathered that it's about the disappearance of a Chinese artifact.The Mask of Perpetuity sounds to be full of action, with some Chinese history included.

Post by **Sushan Ekanayake** » 05 Mar 2019, 11:54

Apparently this is a good mystery thriller, something that I would never miss. Congratulations on being BOTD and I will try this in future

dwightyb7 · Post by **dwightyb7** » 05 Mar 2019, 11:57

This mystery seems to be interesting enough for those who love this genre. The story is even paced (only read the sample) and the storyline gives the reader, a very basic understanding of who George Melville is, but not exactly what he does-yet. Well written, good descriptions but not the genre I prefer. Congrats on #BOTD!

Ashiyya Tariq · Post by **Ashiyya Tariq** » 05 Mar 2019, 12:09

The mask of perpetuity is a mysterious tale of Chinese Artifact. A short length book with an intriguing plot would appeal to the fans of this genre. Great review.

Aan Granados · Post by **Aan Granados** » 05 Mar 2019, 12:16

This crime suspense set in the 1930s sounds exciting. I cannot wait to read the dialogue with his "sarcastic expressions" as you say. Good to know this is only 84 pages. #botd.

Ellie Gatillo · Post by **Ellie Gatillo** » 05 Mar 2019, 12:19

It would be interesting how people back in the 1930s track lost artifacts. I love that the author used an ordinary civilian as one of the main characters. That makes it more relatable for me. I will definitely check this book out!

hala-elnagy · Post by **hala-elnagy** » 05 Mar 2019, 12:27

I love the mysterious adventures books very much that take me all over the world. It is a very interesting book talking about the Mask of Perpetuity which was a Chinese artifact. Also, it is short book that you can complete it in one sitting. Perfect detailed review!

Bukari · Post by **Bukari** » 05 Mar 2019, 12:28

The Chinese artifact stolen into the land of the British should be captivating to follow. George, who is the first to help investigate and search for the precious artifact should be ready for a battle against crooks. I hope Mad Dog would give George the necessary backing for them to retrieve the artifact.

Miss_BeckyG · Post by **Miss_BeckyG** » 05 Mar 2019, 12:49

Wow!! This sounds like one thrilling adventure riddled with mystery, humor and quite some well developed characters. I can't imagine what George must have been thinking the entire time he was with mad dog. Great review for a fantastic book.

jemgirl202 · Post by **jemgirl202** » 05 Mar 2019, 12:55

This pre-war espionage adventure novel sounds absolutely exciting. It seems like it has it all with well-crafted characters and great descriptions. Congrats on the book of the day! Great review.

Shilpa Paul · Post by **Shilpa Paul** » 05 Mar 2019, 12:58

Thanks for the review. A quick short entertaining mystery book sounds quite interesting. Will definitely add this to my to be read list.

Sandra K Pearson · Post by **Sandra K Pearson** » 05 Mar 2019, 13:00

Nice review. I've never read a book from that time period, this will be an interesting one to read.

Ekta Kumari · Post by **Ekta Kumari** » 05 Mar 2019, 13:02

Sounds like a very thrilling plot. I like that it packs such an interesting tale in only 86 pages. I look forward to reading its sample. Amazing review!

Balazon2000 · Post by **Balazon2000** » 05 Mar 2019, 13:07

I'm beginning to think a good "whodunit" is fast becoming a genre Im interested. I especially am liking those books set in the 30s and 40s. Between the sample chapter and your review, this will be a series I will want to read. Congrats on #BOTD.

No1Reader · Post by **No1Reader** » 05 Mar 2019, 13:11

I'm not sure I'd call this a "book" at 86 pages, but I'm willing to have a look at it. Mysteries are one of my genres, I earned my Ph.D. studying World War II, and I've taught U.S. History for many years. I'm also a bit enamored of Scotland, so that angle interests me, for sure. I think many Scottish lairds are, or want us to believe they are, a bit eccentric. The book sounds a bit zany for me, but I'm willing to give it a shot!