Sunday, November 10, 2013

"Agape's Manhattan Project : God knows why Henry Dawson did what he did..."

This possible sub-title is oriented to the chief character - and the continuing mystery of his character.

This pun suggests a bit of a mystery book approach with a hint we will only be left with more thought-provoking questions than pat answers at the end.

A mystery reader myself, I know a whole lot of us never read books hoping for pat answers - we want to work our brains a little, particularly in our time off from jobs where our brains are never fully exercised....


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  1. Michael MarshallNovember 10, 2013 at 6:56 AM

    Another variant I like:

    "Agape's Manhattan Project :
    God only knows why Henry Dawson did what he did"

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