Author:Dermot Healy
Ollie Wing is barely surviving. Back home in Sligo, he collects trolleys in a supermarket car park and lives in a run-down house with a group of art students. He can't escape what has happened in London and is tormented by old fears and regrets. Finally, he decides to confront his demons.
Master writer James Patterson conjures up more literary magic in his latest crime thriller.
—— StarAs punch packed as fans have come to expect, the tenth case for the Women's Murder Club is a blast...A treat.
—— Peterborough Evening TelegraphA fascinating tale of suspicion and treachery... head and shoulders above his competitors
—— Yorkshire PostSimply the best suspense novel of this year - hell of the 90s
—— Stephen KingAstonishing...A harrowing exploration of the banality of evil
—— Vanity FairWe could recognise her characters as easily as our colleagues if we saw them on the bus . . . an absorbing, portentfull depiction of Italian society, where superstition and old taboos still exert a powerful grip. Brunetti is in typically quizzical form. Shrewd yet appealingly emotional, he acts as a seductive guide to a country, and a city, depicted as slowly sinking under the weight of legal sleight-of-hand and pernicious networks of influence among the great and the good
—— Rosemary Goring , The HeraldA welcome addition to a hugely popular series with an unparalleled feel for the glorious city of Venice
—— Waterstones Books QuarterlyWonderful
—— Mirror