Probing, sensitive, and rewarding...Ellis's followers will treasure
this glimpse of what made him the complicated man he turned
into.
*Kirkus*
The fourth Ellis Portal novel is perhaps the best yet....A
must-read for both fans of the series and newcomers.
*Booklist*
Fill[s] in the gaps of Portal's life and provide [s] a glace at a
Toronto just past.
*Toronto Globe and Mail*
Aubert...writes crisply and clearly and captures the divided
loyalties and culture of 1965 perfectly.
*Providence Journal*
So well written and suspenseful...A book I couldn't put
down....[With] a final twist that turns everything the reader
thinks he understands completely around.
*I Love A Mystery*
Mystery reviewer Robert Wade recommends the novel in his Spadework
column, describing it as a prequel to the author's "popular
series"
*The San Diego Union-Tribune*
Chilling saga....[It demonstrates the author's] ability to command
the reader's rapt attention from first page to last.
*Midwest Book Review*
Keeps one guessing right up to the end.
*The Philadelphia Inquirer*
[Portal] endears himself to readers....Worth reading.
*The Independent Review: A Journal of Political Economy*
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