Set against a background of Naples, Taormina, Athens, and Delphi, this is a suspense story of the first magnitude. Not only...

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DECISION AT DELPHI

Set against a background of Naples, Taormina, Athens, and Delphi, this is a suspense story of the first magnitude. Not only is the plot tightly developed, there is a quality of enchantment in the portrayal of the Mediterranean setting, an undercurrent of philosophical clarity. Pivoting about a young architect and his partner, a Greek photographer, an attache case loaded with mysterious films and papers, sudden disappearances, death and disaster in exotic settings, this is a gripping story from start to finish and should have a wide appeal for readers young and old who like both excitement and substance in their suspense fiction.

Pub Date: Oct. 26, 1960

ISBN: N/A

Page Count: -

Publisher: Harcourt, Brace

Review Posted Online: N/A

Kirkus Reviews Issue: Oct. 1, 1960

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