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The plot builds to a climax that's as devastating as it is plausible. Few thriller writers today are as gifted as Kellerman at using lucid and evocative prose in the service of an intense and nail-biting story (Publishers Weekly )
Kellerman is an inspired stylist with a darkly witty sensibility that owes much to Patricia Highsmith (Telegraph )
Cements the young American as one of the hottest crime writers around (Daily Mirror )
Exudes the subtle menace of Hitchcock at his very best . . . This is a deft, sinuous thriller that creeps up on you like a knife in the darkness--and is every bit as satisfying as the lavish Viennese cream cakes its central characters are so fond of (Daily Mail )
Kellerman is an inspired stylist with a darkly witty sensibility that owes much to Patricia Highsmith (Telegraph )
Cements the young American as one of the hottest crime writers around (Daily Mirror )
Exudes the subtle menace of Hitchcock at his very best . . . This is a deft, sinuous thriller that creeps up on you like a knife in the darkness--and is every bit as satisfying as the lavish Viennese cream cakes its central characters are so fond of (Daily Mail )
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From the author of The Brutal Art, a gripping thriller about the choices we make, and the consequences they bring
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I really wanted to like this book, but it was slow and by page 200 nothing had really happened and I was getting a little fed up with the long winded conversations. Should have stopped reading at page 100.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Way too long winded in descriptions, some parts were interesting but as a whole, the book bored me and I couldnt be bothered to finish it
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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I must admit that I did not finish this book because I did not like what it was about. Sorry ! Normally I like Jesse Kellerman but not this one.
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If this was bacon it would be streaky...
Streaky bacon is the best way to describe this book, because it's got so much fat in it and not much in the way of quality meat. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Smurfin
A good yarn
My husband read this first and said it was awful, which left me wondering if I would enjoy it. Loved A Brutal Art and hoped that this would be as good. Read more
Published 16 months ago by M. Jones
A few hours of my life I'll never get back!!!
Probably the most bloated and ponderous book I've ever read.
I formed the opinion early on that the writer was attempting to reach for something profound but succeeded... Read more
I formed the opinion early on that the writer was attempting to reach for something profound but succeeded... Read more
Published 17 months ago by Jp Williams
dont waste your money - have my copy free of charge!
The title of the review says it all.
I have the previous titles by this author and thought I liked his writing style, this though was tedious in the extreme, very... Read more
I have the previous titles by this author and thought I liked his writing style, this though was tedious in the extreme, very... Read more
Published 23 months ago by little fluffy cloud
Needs editing!
To enjoy a book, I think one has to empathise (at least to some extent) with the chief protagonist. I certainly didn't with Joseph, who struck me as a feckless and unattractive... Read more
Published 23 months ago by H. S. Evers
Will to power
If it doesn't sustain itself throughout the whole book, there's a touch of Hitchcock for at least the first half of The Executor, the story developing into an intriguing little... Read more
Published on 17 May 2010 by Keris Nine
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