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Old 08-09-2007, 07:09 PM   #1
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Rohmer, Sax: The Slaves of Sumuru. v1. 09 Aug. 07

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http://www.munseys.com/book/23722/The_Slaves_of_Sumuru
(Reformatted by me to my specifications.)

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Another sinister book by Sax Rohmer! This title is also alternately known as Sumuru.

Here's a quote about this book:

"Sax Rohmer's celebrated character, gives way to a woman -- Sumuru [The Slaves of Sumuru] --in this new novel. But Rohmer's sure touch remains. His feminine epitome of wickedness is as fine a piece of imaginative character drawing as the notorious doctor, and the suspense of a well-knit plot never relaxes one iota.

"Slaves of Sumuru is another equally absorbing of Rohmer's stories of mystery and imagination -- a story of murder and violence -- again eaturing the enigmatic woman who all men feared and few men knew."


I hope you enjoy it.

Don
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