The Sudden Arrival of Violence: Glasgow Trilogy 3
Autor Malcom Mackayen Limba Engleză Paperback – 20 apr 2015
Hit
man
Calum
MacLean
has
finally
had
enough
of
killing.
And
he's
planning
an
unprecedented
escape
just
as
his
employers
need
him
the
most
--
Glasgow's
biggest
criminal
organizations
are
gearing
up
for
a
final,
fatal
confrontation.
The
panic
over
Calum's
abrupt
disappearance
may
finally
give
Detective
Michael
Fisher
the
chance
he
needs
to
close
the
case
of
a
lifetime.
But
first,
he
must
track
down
a
man
who
has
become
a
master
at
staying
in
the
shadows.
"[Mackay's]
Glasgow
Trilogy
is
classic
.
.
.
The
subject
is
organized
crime,
but
it's
the
author's
blunt
eloquence
that
matters.
Don't
pick
up
a
Mackay
book
unless
you've
got
spare
time.
They're
habit-forming."
--Janet
Maslin,The
New
York
Times
"It's
been
a
long
time
since
so
many
pages
went
by
so
fast
.
.
.
Mackay
is
a
natural
storyteller
[with]
a
voice
to
which
we're
happy
to
surrender.
Surprisingly
rewarding
.
.
.
a
thriller
trilogy
that
thrills.
"--Dennis
Drabelle,The
Washington
Post
"Bracing
.
.
.
remarkable."
--Adam
Woog,Seattle
Times
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780316337328
ISBN-10: 0316337323
Pagini: 416
Dimensiuni: 137 x 210 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Editura: Little, Brown and Company
Colecția Mulholland Books
Seria Glasgow Trilogy 3
ISBN-10: 0316337323
Pagini: 416
Dimensiuni: 137 x 210 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Editura: Little, Brown and Company
Colecția Mulholland Books
Seria Glasgow Trilogy 3
Notă biografică
Malcolm
Mackay's
acclaimed
debut
series,
the
Glasgow
Trilogy,
has
been
the
recipient
of
countless
international
honors,
making
the
CWA
New
Blood
Dagger
Award
shortlist,
the
CWA
Ian
Fleming
Steel
Dagger
for
Best
Thriller
of
the
Year
Award
longlist,
the
Theakston
Old
Peculier
Crime
Novel
of
the
Year
Award
shortlist,
and
more.
Mackay
was
born
in
Stornoway
on
Scotland's
Isle
of
Lewis,
where
he
still
lives.
Recenzii
"[Mackay's]
Glasgow
Trilogy
is
classic
.
.
.
The
subject
is
organized
crime,
but
it's
the
author's
blunt
eloquence
that
matters.
Don't
pick
up
a
Mackay
book
unless
you've
got
spare
time.
They're
habit-forming."—Janet
Maslin,The
New
York
Times
"It's been a long time since so many pages went by so fast .... Mackay is a natural storyteller [with] a voice to which we're happy to surrender. Surprisingly rewarding .... a thriller trilogy that thrills. "—Dennis Drabelle,The Washington Post
"Bracing ... remarkable."—Adam Woog,Seattle Times
"Mackay gathers all the pieces of his massively inventive puzzle together. . . . [A] bloody operatic finale."—Publishers Weekly (starred)
"Superb . . . Mackay is a true original, managing to conjure up a gripping new way of portraying city-noir. This, from a writer who has lived his whole life in far-off Stornoway, with only few short visits to the Glasgow he has so vividly created. He's no longer a rising star. He's risen."—The Times
"Reviewers often groan at the hyperbole with which publishers adorn new novels, but with Malcolm Mackay it is justified. His poetic titles (The Necessary Death of Lewis WinterandHow a Gunman Says Goodbye) are infused with the sense of menace that is the sine qua non of the genre while tipping the wink that this is crime writing with ambition. The Sudden Arrival of Violence is the conclusion to Mackay's acclaimed Glasgow trilogy . . . The youthful Mackay has the command of a writer twice his age, and he has delivered a conclusion to his trilogy that is just as cohesive and forceful as his previous two books."—Financial Times
"It's been a long time since so many pages went by so fast .... Mackay is a natural storyteller [with] a voice to which we're happy to surrender. Surprisingly rewarding .... a thriller trilogy that thrills. "—Dennis Drabelle,The Washington Post
"Bracing ... remarkable."—Adam Woog,Seattle Times
"Mackay gathers all the pieces of his massively inventive puzzle together. . . . [A] bloody operatic finale."—Publishers Weekly (starred)
"Superb . . . Mackay is a true original, managing to conjure up a gripping new way of portraying city-noir. This, from a writer who has lived his whole life in far-off Stornoway, with only few short visits to the Glasgow he has so vividly created. He's no longer a rising star. He's risen."—The Times
"Reviewers often groan at the hyperbole with which publishers adorn new novels, but with Malcolm Mackay it is justified. His poetic titles (The Necessary Death of Lewis WinterandHow a Gunman Says Goodbye) are infused with the sense of menace that is the sine qua non of the genre while tipping the wink that this is crime writing with ambition. The Sudden Arrival of Violence is the conclusion to Mackay's acclaimed Glasgow trilogy . . . The youthful Mackay has the command of a writer twice his age, and he has delivered a conclusion to his trilogy that is just as cohesive and forceful as his previous two books."—Financial Times