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Title	:	Tea Cups & Tiger Claws
Author	:	Timothy Patrick
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 435 pages
Published	:	November 26th 2013 by Country Scribbler
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Fiction. Mystery. Drama

Tea Cups & Tiger Claws

Timothy Patrick

Paperback | Pages: 435 pages

Rating: 3.39 | 758 Users | 101 Reviews

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First comes the miracle and then comes the madness. The miracle is the birth of identical triplets, and the madness is all about money, of course. The year is 1916 and the newborn baby girls have become pint-size celebrities. Unfortunately, this small portion of fame soon leads to a much larger portion of greed, and the triplets are split up—parceled out to the highest bidders. Two of the girls go to live in a hilltop mansion. The third girl isn't so lucky. She ends up with a shady family that lives in an abandoned work camp. That’s how their lives begin: two on top, one on the bottom, and all three in the same small town. And when their worlds collide, as they must, the consequences are extreme.

"Tea Cups & Tiger Claws" spans fifty years and takes the reader from a shantytown to a gilded mansion, from dark desires to sacrificial love.

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ISBN:	0989354407 (ISBN13: 9780989354400)
Edition Language:	English

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This story starts with a good premise and then expands it into a page-turning, can't put down tale. While I did manage to put the book down a few times, the closer I got to the end, the more difficult it became to put it down. I finally got up an hour early to finish the story. The last chapters were a roller-coaster ride.This book delivered far better than I anticipated. Thank you Mr Patrick, you know how to draw in a reader and tell a tale

Great potential, loved the beginning. Triplets separated, I wanted more of that story. It got weird and drawn out into a strange, fake twist. Almost felt like I read two different stories. It held my interest but I wanted something different.

A pitiless look at how wealth and position drive the lives of a diverse community of people in the genteel small town of Prospect Park, California. It's impossible to outline the contents of the book without giving away too much of the plot and, since I hate spoilers, I will focus this review on the style and quality of the writing. The three parts of this complex, convoluted and multi-generational saga are so different in focus and tempo that, in different hands, might have ended up as a

I'm a little torn on this book. On the one hand it did hold my interest pretty well and the plot and characters felt pretty novel and interesting. It was quite a saga, spanning multiple generations and many years. The writing was decent in a plot-driven kind of way. Dark and a bit disturbing, which I like in a book. The book felt a little rushed at times, skimming the surface and not delving into the characters much, and leaving some stuff and some characters hanging. I did feel like I wasn't

DecitefullnessBit of a while to get into, but could not put down took two hours to get into the very good ending, awful hatred the third triplet had for her siblings, but She got caught by her adopted son.

I have a mixed opinion on this book. It is well written and features an eclectic group of weird characters. Its plot is straightforward; the battle between the well-off and the wannabes. But it is difficult to follow, at times, and the wannabes who scramble at the outer fringes of the well-offs are too radical and loopy to actually be believed. Tea Cups & Tiger Claws, by Timothy Patrick, in my opinion, is scored to be either greatly liked or largely unappreciated. That leaves me in the

What!?!What a rollicking read! It was fun, which is not what I'd expected. As a matter of fact, I was bracing for a total downer. I kept reading because of the underlying attitude of sarcasm, which I enjoyed. We'll...get ready for a bumpy ride!!