The War Widow
Autor Tara Mossen Limba Engleză Paperback – 7 mar 2024
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780857308672
ISBN-10: 085730867X
Pagini: 320
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.23 kg
Editura: VERVE BOOKS
Colecția Verve Books
Locul publicării:United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 085730867X
Pagini: 320
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.23 kg
Editura: VERVE BOOKS
Colecția Verve Books
Locul publicării:United Kingdom
Recenzii
NATIONAL BESTSELLER —
“Rich period detail and a fierce, feminist heroine distinguish this stylish twist on the classic 1940s detective novel.” — Publishers Weekly
“The setting feels simultaneously familiar and exotic. Neatly incorporates history, social commentary, and a satisfying mystery in one appealing package. More, please!”
— Kirkus Reviews
“Australian-Canadian multitasker Tara Moss adds another feather to her crime-novelist cap with this multi-faceted foray into postwar noir.” — Postmedia
“Tara Moss has created another excellent piece of crime fiction with The War Widow.” — The Ormsby Review
“Moss explores important historical events and dark issues with contemporary references… The War Widow is a fast-paced beach read.” — Winnipeg Free Press
"A cracking thriller, with a marvellous, strong, flamboyant heroine. Loved it." — Joanne Harris, award-winning author of Chocolat
"Immersive, well-paced, entertaining, thoughtful -- so enjoyable!" — Angela Meyer, award-winning author of A Superior Spectre
"Billie Walker is the type of heroine I'd love to befriend: resourceful, clever, adventurous, and a true fashionista. With a gripping plot and the perfect dose of history and intrigue, The War Widow has all the elements of a great page turner." — Ellen Keith, bestselling author of The Dutch Wife
"Tara Moss has created a streetwise, seductive and staunchly feminist sleuth who even darns her own stockings…[Billie Walker] is a former war correspondent, whose photojournalist husband is missing, presumed dead…The war might be over, but the novel is deeply interested in its wreckage." — The Sun-Herald
"A brilliant writer." — Lynda La Plante
"Enough page-turning suspense to keep you up reading far later than you intended!" — Peter James
"Retro noir with a gutsy heroine and atmospheric setting. . . vivid, page-turning historical crime." — Sydney Morning Herald
"Her novels are completely gripping and entertaining from beginning to end." — Hugh Jackman
“Brilliantly atmospheric and completely immersive—this stylishly fierce adventure Into post-war darkness will hold you captive on every page. The amazing Tara Moss has created a cinematic and important feminist noir—dark as midnight velvet, and tough as steel. Do not miss this!”
— Hank Phillippi Ryan, bestselling author of The First to Lie
"THE WAR WIDOW is an excellent novel and an even better springboard for its crackerjack heroine: the indomitable Billie Walker. Like a harder-boiled Phryne Fisher meets Martha Gellhorn, Billie is the best kind of heroine: fun, flawed, smart, feminist, and feisty. . . . Honestly, I'd follow Billie anywhere." — Halley Sutton, author of The Lady Upstairs
“Rich period detail and a fierce, feminist heroine distinguish this stylish twist on the classic 1940s detective novel.” — Publishers Weekly
“The setting feels simultaneously familiar and exotic. Neatly incorporates history, social commentary, and a satisfying mystery in one appealing package. More, please!”
— Kirkus Reviews
“Australian-Canadian multitasker Tara Moss adds another feather to her crime-novelist cap with this multi-faceted foray into postwar noir.” — Postmedia
“Tara Moss has created another excellent piece of crime fiction with The War Widow.” — The Ormsby Review
“Moss explores important historical events and dark issues with contemporary references… The War Widow is a fast-paced beach read.” — Winnipeg Free Press
"A cracking thriller, with a marvellous, strong, flamboyant heroine. Loved it." — Joanne Harris, award-winning author of Chocolat
"Immersive, well-paced, entertaining, thoughtful -- so enjoyable!" — Angela Meyer, award-winning author of A Superior Spectre
"Billie Walker is the type of heroine I'd love to befriend: resourceful, clever, adventurous, and a true fashionista. With a gripping plot and the perfect dose of history and intrigue, The War Widow has all the elements of a great page turner." — Ellen Keith, bestselling author of The Dutch Wife
"Tara Moss has created a streetwise, seductive and staunchly feminist sleuth who even darns her own stockings…[Billie Walker] is a former war correspondent, whose photojournalist husband is missing, presumed dead…The war might be over, but the novel is deeply interested in its wreckage." — The Sun-Herald
"A brilliant writer." — Lynda La Plante
"Enough page-turning suspense to keep you up reading far later than you intended!" — Peter James
"Retro noir with a gutsy heroine and atmospheric setting. . . vivid, page-turning historical crime." — Sydney Morning Herald
"Her novels are completely gripping and entertaining from beginning to end." — Hugh Jackman
“Brilliantly atmospheric and completely immersive—this stylishly fierce adventure Into post-war darkness will hold you captive on every page. The amazing Tara Moss has created a cinematic and important feminist noir—dark as midnight velvet, and tough as steel. Do not miss this!”
— Hank Phillippi Ryan, bestselling author of The First to Lie
"THE WAR WIDOW is an excellent novel and an even better springboard for its crackerjack heroine: the indomitable Billie Walker. Like a harder-boiled Phryne Fisher meets Martha Gellhorn, Billie is the best kind of heroine: fun, flawed, smart, feminist, and feisty. . . . Honestly, I'd follow Billie anywhere." — Halley Sutton, author of The Lady Upstairs