
Written in Blood, 1
Layton Green
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Product Details
Publisher | Seventh Street Books |
Publish Date | November 07, 2017 |
Pages | 335 |
Language | English |
Type | |
EAN/UPC | 9781633883611 |
Dimensions | 8.1 X 5.4 X 0.9 inches | 0.7 pounds |
About the Author
Reviews
--Andrew Pyper, author of The Only Child and The Demonologist
"Written in Blood has it all. The lead detectives are fully drawn and full of mystery, each battling his own demons while fighting for justice. And Layton Green nails the Southern setting, where the town of Creekville seems like a hipster's paradise and yet bubbles with menace and long-held resentments below the kale-smoothie surface. On top of all that, Written in Blood has an ending that no one, and I mean no one, will see coming. A compelling and elegant work of crime fiction."
--Mark Pryor, author of Dominic and the Hugo Marston novels
"A fast-paced, well-written mystery that skillfully combines a police procedural with literary sleuthing. Simply put, this novel is too good to pass up. If you haven't read anything by Layton Green, start now. You won't be disappointed."
--Larry D. Sweazy, multiple-award-winning author of Where I Can See You
"Written in Blood provides the delights of a whodunit, with esoteric clues that refer cleverly to classic literary works, while, at the same time, offering the gritty sense of place and the kind of psychologically complex characters ordinarily associated with noir. These elements combine to make a smart page-turner, as dark and deep as the Carolina woods."
--Gordon McAlpine, author of Hammett Unwritten and the Edgar(R) Award finalist Woman with a Blue Pencil
"Green's gripping police procedural introduces a conflicted detective who doubts himself at times. His fast-paced story, with its flawed protagonist, literary allusions, and unexpected turns, should attract Karin Slaughter's fans."
--Library Journal STARRED REVIEW
"Engrossing...a satisfying page-turner for readers who appreciate literary references and existential questions with their corpses."
--Publishers Weekly
"A dark, small-town procedural with an unusual and engaging premise."
--Booklist
PRAISE FOR THE DOMINIC GREY NOVELS:
"The Summoner is one of those books that make you want to turn on all the lights in your house and lock the doors....The settings are authentic and you can feel and smell the countryside....This is a wonderful read for those who enjoy both suspense and action stories." --Seattle Post-Intelligencer
"Layton Green kicks things up a notch and delivers a novel that should, if there's any justice to be found upon the shelves, make him a household name. The Diabolist is a dark, intelligent, spellbinding novel....I cannot recommend this one highly enough. --Beauty in Ruins Reviews
"Dan Brown is pretty good at what he does and I don't begrudge him his success, but when it comes to interesting characters embarking on a thrilling exploration into the dark world of cults, religions, and magic, Layton Green does it SO much better." --Nylon Admiral Reviews
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