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Publisher's Weekly acclaims:"Bontly's supernatural mystery is a literary feat, bristling with terrors but lightened by comic asides and throughly believable. Bontly exhibits the imagination and style that have already won him a Maxwell Perkins Award." |
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Paul Skenazy of The Washington Post wrote:"What keeps this complicated spy game going is some crisp writing, nice set pieces on the German landscape and several unusually strong character portraits ... Bontly manages to evoke, yet subvert, the all-for-poetry cliches that would usually encircle a romantic figure like Sawyer. There are so many twists and turns and shifts of loyalty in the last pages that a few are bound to surprise and please you." |
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