Bruce DeSilva Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Bruce DeSilva

My Review of Kate Atkinson’s “Big Sky” https://t.co/SxsqLGQUNl https://t.co/baAn2Q1UTv

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My review of "Hearts of the Missing," the debut crime novel by Carol Potenza: https://t.co/wVp4jvNUKc

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Check out my Associated Press review of "A Dangerous Man," the new crime novel by Robert Crais: https://t.co/hgejGJirx6

Bruce DeSilva

As usual in a Krueger novel, the prose is elegant, the landscape of Minnesota’s northeastern triangle is vividly portrayed, the character development is superb, and Henry’s Native American mysticism is treated with understanding and respect.

Bruce DeSilva

Although each tale is short, averaging 56 pages, they are sweeping, tracing the consequences of these events over a lifetime…the book is distinguished by well-drawn characters, elegant prose and thoughtful insights about human nature.

Bruce DeSilva

In “Outside,” four old college friends who haven’t seen each other for a year or more go hunting together on the wild moors of Iceland ... Jonasson and translator Victoria Cribb do a fine job of setting the scene, developing the characters, and keeping readers in suspense.

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Please check out my Associated Press review of the new "butcher's boy" crime novel by Thomas Perry. #thomasperry, #butchersboy, #eddiesboy, #brucedesilva, #crimenovel, #bookreviews

Bruce DeSilva

The mood is dark, the tension is thick, and the stakes are high. And as usual, in a Tana French novel, the characters are well-drawn, the dialogue is superb, the settings are vivid, and the tight prose is often lyrical.

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Book Review: Michael Connelly’s “The Law of Innocence” https://t.co/zWsm2x7mpQ

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Author Ben Coes throws an infantile tantrum over my review of his latest breathtakingly bad novel, "The Island." Check it out: #bencoes, #theisland, https://brucedesilva.wordpress.com/2021/08/19/author-ben-coes-throws-another-tantrum/