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Shadow Season

✍ Scribed by Piccirilli, Tom


Book ID
108501992
Publisher
Bantam
Tongue
English
Weight
213 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9780553906349

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✦ Synopsis


From Publishers Weekly

Starred Review. In Piccirilli's brooding, character-driven chiller, former New York City cop Finn, recently blinded, wallows in his new role as an English teacher at a posh girls' boarding school. A storm looms as Finn and a skeleton staff remain to supervise a handful of girls staying at the school during winter break. Piccirilli (The Fever Kill) harps on his theme of isolation with palpable glee as Finn, surrounded by self-absorbed adolescents and mysterious, brutally violent attackers roaming the campus, grapples with blindness amid a sonar-dulling snowstorm in a remote area with no cellphone service. Terrified of solitude and driven by his cop instincts, Finn embarks on a wrenching journey that exposes the raw emotion of a man nearly destroyed by disability and circumstance. (Nov.)
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Review

β€œOne of the most chilling thrillers of the year. Shadow Season is an intriguing story of isolation and violence with a haunted man at its center....Piccirilli uses Shadow Season ’s unusual setting to ratchet up the tension, telling a story that is simple, but nevertheless very suspenseful. He also does a convincing job of portraying the life of a man who can’t see, adding a unique and inviting twist to what is already an exciting plot.”—_Chicago Sun-Times
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β€œIn Piccirilli's brooding, character-driven chiller, former New York City cop Finn, recently blinded, wallows in his new role as an English teacher at a posh girls' boarding school....Terrified of solitude and driven by his cop instincts, Finn embarks on a wrenching journey that exposes the raw emotion of a man nearly destroyed by disability and circumstance.”—Publishers Weekly, __starred review
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β€œShadow Season has enough mystery, suspense, dread, and mayhem to satisfy nearly every crime fan....The blizzard ratchets up tension, as does our eagerness to learn why Finn wants to kill Ray....Terrific entertainment.”—Booklist

β€œShadow Season is a brilliantly paced thriller, and the first book in a long time that I've stayed up all night reading....In the world Piccirilli has created, darkness takes many forms, both real and metaphorical. Make sure you have a bright reading lamp on your bedside table...you'll need it.”—Crimespree Magazine

β€œShadow Season is a beautifully written thriller filled with heart and wit, sharp dialogue and characters you utterly believe in. A great ride.”—Robert Ferrigno, author of Heart of the Assassin

"Reading Shadow Season is like being put through an emotional wringer. Visceral. Savage. Intense. Powerful. ...


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