The White Road

The Barry Award, 2003

ebook / ISBN-13: 9781844568390

Price: £10.99

ON SALE: 18th September 2008

Genre: Crime & Mystery / Suspense

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Reviews

Connolly has honed the private eye's instincts into a sensibility of palpable evil that makes a strong core to this intelligent thriller.
<i>The Times</i>
A powerful piece of American gothic with an arresting double ending.
<i>The Sunday Times</i>
One of the fastest-paced and most complex thrillers . . . A cracking read from an excellent and highly original writer.
<i>Sunday Independent</i>
One of the most distinguished practitioners of US crime-writing. The book synthesises literate, poetic writing with scarifying grue.
<i>Independent</i>
What makes Parker intriguing is precisely that, though a crusader against evil, he has a dark side: he is haunted by the past, his capacity for violence and guilt.
<i>Telegraph Magazine</i>
Dark, menacing, yet at times almost poetic, The White Road enthrals . . . literate, yet fast-paced
<i>Cambridgeshire Journal</i>
'A wonderfully written literary work . . . A must read for Parker fans, and fans of well written prose.
<i>Deadly Pleasures</i>
Consummate crime writing and chilling suspense
<i>Crime File</i>
Another masterpiece
<i>Belfast Telegraph</i>
Connolly has honed the private eye's instincts into a sensibility of palpable evil that makes a strong core to this intelligent thriller.
<i>The Times</i>
A powerful piece of American gothic with an arresting double ending.
<i>The Sunday Times</i>
One of the fastest-paced and most complex thrillers . . . A cracking read from an excellent and highly original writer.
<i>Sunday Independent</i>
Connolly has honed the private eye's instincts into a sensibility of palpable evil that makes a strong core to this intelligent thriller.
<i>The Times</i>
A powerful piece of American gothic with an arresting double ending.
<i>The Sunday Times</i>
One of the fastest-paced and most complex thrillers . . . A cracking read from an excellent and highly original writer.
<i>Sunday Independent</i>