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The Case of Einstein's Violin
The Case of Einstein's Violin
Author: William L. Sullivan
In this wacky mystery, half of a missing Einstein formula turns up in a violin case in an Oregon attic. When Ana Smyth sells the case on eBay she suddenly finds herself dodging international spies. To find the rest of the formula and uncover the truth about her own family history, she races through Europe -- from a Greek monastery to an Italian ...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780967783086
ISBN-10: 0967783089
Publication Date: 3/20/2007
Pages: 322
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Publisher: Navillus Press
Book Type: Perfect Paperback
Other Versions: Paperback
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Two friends, Ana and Harmony, find themselves involved in a strange situation involving a violin case said to be once owned by Albert Einstein. The case is supposed to have a secret formula focusing on the use of gravity which several people including physicists and spies want. Of course, there are chases and strange encounters with those who are certain that the formula is hidden in the case or that Ana has it herself. The tale winds around the crazy antics and experiences of the two women as they work to avoid these individuals and look for the formula which they cannot find. Obtained the book from a PBS friend who was happy to share it. This is the author of another book I need to check out: Listening for Coyote.


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