Whose Death in the Tunnel?: The Tale of a Princess: Amazon.co.uk: Aaron McCallum Becker: Books

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"Beautifully written, this novel serves up an alternative to the many crazy conspiracies that sprung up within hours of the tragic accident in the tunnel in Paris that night, in fact one could say that taken at value the events painstakingly put together in this book could, if you really wanted to join the conspirator's network, be true and that this IS what really happened, it honestly would not surprise me at all... Here is one hell of a book to get you thinking, really thinking... Who really died in the tunnel? Excellent, a brilliant read. 9/10." -- The Voice Files, August 2000.

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This novel about Princess Diana offers theories about whether the famous car crash was a part of a plot to enable the Princess to leave the spotlight and resume a new life under a new identity. The author makes a plausible case for this plot, creating a sinister world of covert operations.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Intriguing, 12 Nov 1999

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I was shopping at a local jewelry store when this book was mentioned to me. The owner of the store could not stop taking about "Whose Death in the Tunnel." She was fascinated. I purchased the book on her recommendation. After staying up all night reading, I remain awe struck. The concept is intriguing. Adam and Elizabeth are amazing characters. I can relate to them and their feelings. I have a son who reminds me of Gerard. The most amazing aspect of the book is the article I read in Star magazine last week about Prince William moving to the US. Maybe his mother is really still alive. I don't know what to believe, but something inside me tells me Aaron Becker's insight is accurate..

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5.0 out of 5 stars A CANNOT-PUT-IT-DOWN-ER, 25 Jan 2000

By	R. Tower (San Antonio, TX) - See all my reviews

Aaron Becker's "novel" about Princess Diana's scheme to change her identity was a "cannot-put-it-down-er" for me. Mr. Becker's account answers many questions that have lingered in my mind since Diana's accident and brings new insight into the circumstances surrounding her supposed death. I found Becker's plot fast-moving and compelling. The character development was complex. At first, I felt sorry for Jennifer but, with time, grew to hate her. The complexities of the lives of Adam and Elizabeth and the horrors they endured provided much interest. From personal experience, I could relate to the uncomfortable relationship that developed between Adam and Jennifer, and I could not help but to feel sorry for Adam. Martin is some kind of a guy. At first, I saw him only as a hit man and was surprised to see the gentle side of him evolve. Gerard is a young man I would like to meet. I chuckled to myself time and again as he maneuvered everyone and everything to accomplish his goals. Mr. Becker my hat goes off to you. Your style is fresh and thought provoking. I, too, join the ranks of other readers awaiting your next novel.

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5.0 out of 5 stars You'll Thoroughly Enjoy Every Page, 3 Oct 1999

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Is it really the "Tale of a Princess?" Or is it the truth? "Whose Death in the Tunnel?" stimulates our imaginations. The story is almost beyond the realm of reality for our politically correct minds. But why not? People do step beyond the boundaries these days. Look at Bill Clinton. Had he taken the same actions ten years ago, would he have remained a hero? "Whose Death in the Tunnel?" explores the concept that our boundaries are constantly being challenged, that it is acceptable to take extreme actions to survive and that people are able to adjust to the challenges that placed in front of them. "Whose Death in the Tunnel?" is so much more than just story; it is a tribute to the ability of the human creature to survive. You will thoroughly enjoy every page.