J. David Simons

A very well constructed story, using very sympathetic characters (on the whole) and interesting settings. Palestine between the wars was a very troubled place - it still is and we are still seeing the consequences of that period. I found the end of the story unsatisfactory - it was more than a bit vague and could/should have been tightened up, especially for the 2 main characters. That said, I enjoyed "the Credit Draper" and am now looking forward to "the Liberation of Celia Khan". 6/10