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Friday, 4 October 2013

Brutal, stylish, disturbing but ultimately satisfying read...

This is a highly effective tour de force told in the first person which is brutal in its execution. The language is highly emotive and the imagery, although at times disturbing, tells a story of impending horror and mental deterioration. Joseph Downs is a damaged and wounded Iraqi war veteran infatuated with the complex Lileth. Benton Fault, superficially sane, sees his world collapsing and develops an unhealthy interest in Constance Durban. The development of these themes and the coming together of the central characters, expertly done in the hands of Jan Bassoff,creates a wonderful, uneasy, edgy, unforgettable read...and one of my favourite books of 2013! Bassoff is a new author I have discovered on the Dark Fuse Book Club web site, do check it out at http://www.darkfuse.com/book_club/

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