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THE DUTCHMAN Series
"Along with its attention to historical detail, THE DUTCHMAN also conjures up an odd, engrossing mystery." The Washington Post
"Part fiction, part fact, and wholly entertaining ..." Publishers Weekly
"Annette and Martin Meyers, who write jointly as Maan Meyers, have expertly extended their saga of an early New Amsterdam/New York family of doctors and ... detectives." Chicago Tribune
"An entertaining read that will delight history/mystery buffs." Book List
"A fascinating historical tapestry." The Advocate, Baton Rouge
"This is Doctorow with verve." Deadly Pleasures
"... a suspenseful combination of historical detail, romance and mystery, with a dollop of tragedy." Miami Herald
"A grand melodrama of early America." Denver Post
Cheers for Annette Meyers'
SMITH AND WETZON MYSTERY SERIES
"Annette Meyers has created one of the most fascinating and entertaining series featuring a female amateur sleuth on bookstore shelves these days." - Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine
"A tautly plotted and stylish mystery in the tradition of Elizabeth Peters." - The Cleveland Plain Dealer
"...brand new turf and two very appealing female characters." - The Bridgeport Post Telegram
"The real fun comes from the authentic settings, the various colorful characters and the spiky dialogue. This really is a fun series with its glimpses of big city living at its best and at its worst." - The St. Louis Post Dispatch
"Broadway hasn't been this much fun since George S. Kaufman left for Hollywood." - New York Times Book Review
"a lively, gleefully bitchy whodunit." - Publishers Weekly "A few hours spent with Smith and Wetzon is like gossiping with friends. Afterwards you feel relaxed, nostalgic and invigorated - happily anticipating the next get-together." - The Orlando Sentinel
"[Meyers is] ... among that handful of authors who have taken the mystery genre beyond its traditional boundaries." - Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
"... a shrewd and funny series." - Chicago Tribune
