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As the fingers of the troupe members begin pointing at one another, Spindler sets the stage for a hot first act. When one of Jessica's former lovers -- Simon, the troupe's massage therapist -- turns up with her screwdriver in his back, the scene gets hotter. Inspector Terry, torn between his homosexuality and an attraction to one of the key female suspects, must bring down the house before it's too late. This shockingly accurate, fictional profile demonstrates that the dance business encompasses more than hard work and perspiration. It's also about lying, cheating, stealing, love, homosexuality, bisexuality, jealousy, divorce, betrayal, glamour and murder. To illustrate these points, Spindler creates an engaging cast of contemporary secondary characters. While at the onset, Spindler portrays Jessica in a detestable light, finally, her motivations become clear and she becomes human. Although set in London, England and smattered with stodgy British overtones, Rhythm of Revenge taps out a tune that keeps you on your toes. Even when you discover the identity of the perpetrator, Spindler keeps you guessing. Marching to the beat of a different drummer, "Rhythm of Revenge" sets the pace for the second Inspector Terry Mystery, coming soon from Avid Press. Lynne Remick Click here to share your views.
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