In the Woods
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3 journalers for this copy...
Very good debut thriller from a new Irish writer.
Journal Entry 2 by Roxy4 at The Long Stone Pub (OBCZ) in Dublin, Co. Dublin Ireland on Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Released 8 yrs ago (4/21/2015 UTC) at The Long Stone Pub (OBCZ) in Dublin, Co. Dublin Ireland
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Picked up around March/April 2015 at a BCie meetup.
At first, when I saw that this was an American edition by what looked like an American author ("winner of the Edgar award for best first novel by an American author", it said on the back), I was sceptical that an American author could write convincingly about a story set in Ireland.
However, it turned out that the author had lived for some time in Ireland, and the setting was very convincing in terms of geography, culture and history.
The book comprised two related stories wound together, and really engages the reader, to the extent that one really feels for the characters and hopes for them to take a certain course or that good things happen to them. The book is very very good and I hope to read more by the same author.
At first, when I saw that this was an American edition by what looked like an American author ("winner of the Edgar award for best first novel by an American author", it said on the back), I was sceptical that an American author could write convincingly about a story set in Ireland.
However, it turned out that the author had lived for some time in Ireland, and the setting was very convincing in terms of geography, culture and history.
The book comprised two related stories wound together, and really engages the reader, to the extent that one really feels for the characters and hopes for them to take a certain course or that good things happen to them. The book is very very good and I hope to read more by the same author.
Releasing at May 2015 BCie meetup in the Long Stone.
Taken at the monthly meeting. Comes highly recommended by davidg666.
Interesting to read a police thriller that's not set in the USA or London. Well written and with very good descriptions.
Journal Entry 7 by hon-no-tomo at The Long Stone Pub (OBCZ) in Dublin, Co. Dublin Ireland on Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Released 8 yrs ago (7/21/2015 UTC) at The Long Stone Pub (OBCZ) in Dublin, Co. Dublin Ireland
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Released at the monthly meeting.
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