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THE SKIN GODSRichard Montanari
Publisher: William-Heinemann
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Often disturbing in its attention to
detail, Richard Montanari has created two protagonists
in the shape of Byrne and Balzano who should be cherished, whereas his
antagonists – none of whom should ever see the light of day in
the real world – are terrifying and believable in every possible
way. Philadelphia is not a city usually taken
to be sinister. Here, however and in the hands of Mister Montanari,
every corner, every building, every room take on shadows that can only
be cast by the most masterly of story-tellers and so imbues the novel
with a darkness that lingers well after the tale has been told. The word “classic” is often
over used. In the case of Richard Montanari’s
second outing for Kevin Byrne and Jessica Balzano, the word “classic”
does not do The Skin Gods justice. Order this book online - Linghams
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Writing
gets me away for a while' from this world and into one where I, alone,
can make or
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