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Publisher
SOHO Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1616952040
ISBN-13
9781616952044
eBay Product ID (ePID)
117258807

Product Key Features

Book Title
Ratlines
Number of Pages
354 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2013
Topic
Mystery & Detective / Historical, Mystery & Detective / Hard-Boiled, Thrillers / Suspense, Thrillers / General, Crime
Genre
Fiction
Author
Stuart Neville
Format
Hardcover

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Item Height
1.3 in
Item Weight
20.8 Oz
Item Length
9.3 in
Item Width
6.2 in

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LCCN
2012-027240
Reviews
Praise for Stuart Neville:    "Neville's novel is a coldly lucid assessment of the fragility of the Irish peace ... a rare example of legitimate noir fiction."- The New York Times Book Review   "Stuart Neville belongs to a younger generation of writers for whom the region's darkest years are history-but that history endures, as his first novel, 'The Ghosts of Belfast,' shockingly demonstrates.... This noir thriller plays out in a Belfast that, even in summer sunshine, remains oppressively gray. The clannishness of its inhabitants is vividly evoked.... A riot scene, one of the novel's best, captures a new generation's appetite for blood and an old veteran's nostalgia.... In scene after gruesome scene, Neville attempts to persuade us that this time around, with this repentant murderer, the killing is different."- Washington Post   "Neville's tightly wound, emotionally resonant account of an ex-IRA hit man's struggle to conquer his past, displays an acute understanding of the true state of Northern Ireland, still under the thumb of decades of violence and terrorism."- Los Angeles Times   "Stuart Neville is Ireland's answer to Henning Mankell."-Ken Bruen   " The Ghosts of Belfast  is a tale of revenge and reconciliation shrouded in a bloody original crime thriller.... Brilliant."- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel   "Neville's debut novel is tragic, violent, exciting, plausible, and compelling....  The Ghosts of Belfast  is dark, powerful, insightful, and hard to put down."- Booklist "Neville slowly ratchets up the tension-and the violence-until each page practically twangs with suspense."- Publishers Weekly, Praise for Ratlines "Thrilling.... Readers will hope to see more of Ryan, a formidable yet damaged hero." - Publishers Weekly , STARRED REVIEW "Stuart Neville's books just get better and better and Ratlines is simply superb. A shocking moment in history is the backdrop to a hugely gripping thriller, and I really hope we see Albert Ryan again." - Mark Billingham, bestselling author of Rush of Blood "Wildly entertaining, Ratlines is a superb mystery but in addition, a spotlight on a slice of Irish history largely ignored. This is a complex mystery told in the exceptional style that Stuart Neville has made his own. Jameson and Nazis, Irish rebel songs and Charles Haughey, it's a bold and brilliant blend." - Ken Bruen, Shamus Award winning author of The Guard "Hitler, Charlie Haughey and JFK? Now that's what I call a set-up." -Declan Burke, award-winning author of Slaughter's Hound "Neville, whose debut, The Ghosts of Belfast , won the 2010 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Best Mystery/Thriller, concocts a believable plot with an intriguing protagonist torn between duty to country and his distaste for Nazi criminals. Fans of Jack Higgins and Ken Follett will enjoy this novel. Fans of Jack Higgins and Ken Follett will enjoy this novel." -Library Journal "Another moody winner mixes Nazis into Neville's usual Irish noir." - Kirkus Reviews Praise for Stuart Neville   "Neville's novel is a coldly lucid assessment of the fragility of the Irish peace ... a rare example of legitimate noir fiction." - The New York Times Book Review   "Stuart Neville belongs to a younger generation of writers for whom the region's darkest years are history-but that history endures, as his first novel, 'The Ghosts of Belfast,' shockingly demonstrates.... This noir thriller plays out in a Belfast that, even in summer sunshine, remains oppressively gray. The clannishness of its inhabitants is vividly evoked.... A riot scene, one of the novel's best, captures a new generation's appetite for blood and an old veteran's nostalgia.... In scene after gruesome scene, Neville attempts to persuade us that this time around, with this repentant murderer, the killing is different." - Washington Post   "Neville's tightly wound, emotionally resonant account of an ex-IRA hit man's struggle to conquer his past, displays an acute understanding of the true state of Northern Ireland, still under the thumb of decades of violence and terrorism." - Los Angeles Times   "Stuart Neville is Ireland's answer to Henning Mankell." - Ken Bruen   " The Ghosts of Belfast  is a tale of revenge and reconciliation shrouded in a bloody original crime thriller.... Brilliant." - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel   "Neville's debut novel is tragic, violent, exciting, plausible, and compelling....  The Ghosts of Belfast  is dark, powerful, insightful, and hard to put down." - Booklist "Neville slowly ratchets up the tension-and the violence-until each page practically twangs with suspense." - Publishers Weekly From the Hardcover edition., Praise for Stuart Neville:    "Neville's novel is a coldly lucid assessment of the fragility of the Irish peace ... a rare example of legitimate noir fiction." - The New York Times Book Review   "Stuart Neville belongs to a younger generation of writers for whom the region's darkest years are history-but that history endures, as his first novel, 'The Ghosts of Belfast,' shockingly demonstrates.... This noir thriller plays out in a Belfast that, even in summer sunshine, remains oppressively gray. The clannishness of its inhabitants is vividly evoked.... A riot scene, one of the novel's best, captures a new generation's appetite for blood and an old veteran's nostalgia.... In scene after gruesome scene, Neville attempts to persuade us that this time around, with this repentant murderer, the killing is different." - Washington Post   "Neville's tightly wound, emotionally resonant account of an ex-IRA hit man's struggle to conquer his past, displays an acute understanding of the true state of Northern Ireland, still under the thumb of decades of violence and terrorism." - Los Angeles Times   "Stuart Neville is Ireland's answer to Henning Mankell." - Ken Bruen   " The Ghosts of Belfast  is a tale of revenge and reconciliation shrouded in a bloody original crime thriller.... Brilliant." - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel   "Neville's debut novel is tragic, violent, exciting, plausible, and compelling....  The Ghosts of Belfast  is dark, powerful, insightful, and hard to put down." - Booklist "Neville slowly ratchets up the tension-and the violence-until each page practically twangs with suspense." - Publishers Weekly, Praise for Ratlines " Ratlines is a belter: fast, furious, bloody and good." -Ian Rankin , New York Times bestselling author of Exit Music "Thrilling.... Readers will hope to see more of Ryan, a formidable yet damaged hero." - Publishers Weekly , STARRED REVIEW "Stuart Neville's books just get better and better and Ratlines is simply superb. A shocking moment in history is the backdrop to a hugely gripping thriller, and I really hope we see Albert Ryan again." - Mark Billingham, bestselling author of Rush of Blood "Wildly entertaining, Ratlines is a superb mystery but in addition, a spotlight on a slice of Irish history largely ignored. This is a complex mystery told in the exceptional style that Stuart Neville has made his own. Jameson and Nazis, Irish rebel songs and Charles Haughey, it''s a bold and brilliant blend." - Ken Bruen, Shamus Award winning author of The Guard "Hitler, Charlie Haughey and JFK? Now that's what I call a set-up." -Declan Burke, award-winning author of Slaughter's Hound "Neville, whose debut, The Ghosts of Belfast , won the 2010 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Best Mystery/Thriller, concocts a believable plot with an intriguing protagonist torn between duty to country and his distaste for Nazi criminals. Fans of Jack Higgins and Ken Follett will enjoy this novel. Fans of Jack Higgins and Ken Follett will enjoy this novel." -Library Journal "Another moody winner mixes Nazis into Neville''s usual Irish noir." - Kirkus Reviews Praise for Stuart Neville   "Neville's novel is a coldly lucid assessment of the fragility of the Irish peace ... a rare example of legitimate noir fiction." - The New York Times Book Review   "Stuart Neville belongs to a younger generation of writers for whom the region''s darkest years are history-but that history endures, as his first novel, ''The Ghosts of Belfast,'' shockingly demonstrates.... This noir thriller plays out in a Belfast that, even in summer sunshine, remains oppressively gray. The clannishness of its inhabitants is vividly evoked.... A riot scene, one of the novel''s best, captures a new generation''s appetite for blood and an old veteran''s nostalgia.... In scene after gruesome scene, Neville attempts to persuade us that this time around, with this repentant murderer, the killing is different." - Washington Post   "Neville''s tightly wound, emotionally resonant account of an ex-IRA hit man''s struggle to conquer his past, displays an acute understanding of the true state of Northern Ireland, still under the thumb of decades of violence and terrorism." - Los Angeles Times   "Stuart Neville is Ireland's answer to Henning Mankell." - Ken Bruen   " The Ghosts of Belfast  is a tale of revenge and reconciliation shrouded in a bloody original crime thriller.... Brilliant." - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel   "Neville's debut novel is tragic, violent, exciting, plausible, and compelling....  The Ghosts of Belfast  is dark, powerful, insightful, and hard to put down." - Booklist "Neville slowly ratchets up the tension-and the violence-until each page practically twangs with suspense." - Publishers Weekly From the Hardcover edition., Praise for Ratlines " Ratlines is a belter: fast, furious, bloody and good." -Ian Rankin , New York Times bestselling author of Exit Music "Thrilling.... Readers will hope to see more of Ryan, a formidable yet damaged hero." - Publishers Weekly , STARRED REVIEW "Neville writes wonderfully, setting the scene in precise, economical prose; pitting well-defined, historically inspired characters in opposition to each other; and tangling the plotlines tantalizingly... With a character this strong, we want to see him fight to the finish." -Booklist "Stuart Neville's books just get better and better and Ratlines is simply superb. A shocking moment in history is the backdrop to a hugely gripping thriller, and I really hope we see Albert Ryan again." - Mark Billingham, bestselling author of Rush of Blood "A great book and the rest of the 2013 books will have to work hard to top it." - Jon Jordan, Crimespree Magazine "Wildly entertaining, Ratlines is a superb mystery but in addition, a spotlight on a slice of Irish history largely ignored. This is a complex mystery told in the exceptional style that Stuart Neville has made his own. Jameson and Nazis, Irish rebel songs and Charles Haughey, it''s a bold and brilliant blend." - Ken Bruen, Shamus Award winning author of The Guard "Hitler, Charlie Haughey and JFK? Now that's what I call a set-up." -Declan Burke, award-winning author of Slaughter's Hound "Neville, whose debut, The Ghosts of Belfast , won the 2010 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Best Mystery/Thriller, concocts a believable plot with an intriguing protagonist torn between duty to country and his distaste for Nazi criminals. Fans of Jack Higgins and Ken Follett will enjoy this novel." -Library Journal "Another moody winner mixes Nazis into Neville''s usual Irish noir." -Kirkus Reviews "Neville writes wonderfully, setting the scene in precise, economical prose; pitting well-defined, historically inspired characters in opposition to each other; and tangling the plotlines tantalizingly... With a character this strong, we want to see him fight to the finish. " -Booklist Praise for Stuart Neville   "Neville's novel is a coldly lucid assessment of the fragility of the Irish peace ... a rare example of legitimate noir fiction." - The New York Times Book Review   "Stuart Neville belongs to a younger generation of writers for whom the region''s darkest years are history-but that history endures, as his first novel, ''The Ghosts of Belfast,'' shockingly demonstrates.... This noir thriller plays out in a Belfast that, even in summer sunshine, remains oppressively gray. The clannishness of its inhabitants is vividly evoked.... A riot scene, one of the novel''s best, captures a new generation''s appetite for blood and an old veteran''s nostalgia.... In scene after gruesome scene, Neville attempts to persuade us that this time around, with this repentant murderer, the killing is different." - Washington Post   "Neville''s tightly wound, emotionally resonant account of an ex-IRA hit man''s struggle to conquer his past, displays an acute understanding of the true state of Northern Ireland, still under the thumb of decades of violence and terrorism." - Los Angeles Times   "Stuart Neville is Ireland's answer to Henning Mankell." - Ken Bruen   " The Ghosts of Belfast  is a tale of revenge and reconciliation shrouded in a bloody original crime thriller.... Brilliant." - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel   "Neville's debut novel is tragic, violent, exciting, plausible, and compelling....  The Ghosts of Belfast  is dark, powerful, insightful, and hard to put down." - Booklist "Neville slowly ratchets up the tension-and the violence-until each page practically twangs with suspense." - Publishers Weekly From the Hardcover edition., "Fans of Jack Higgins and Ken Follett will enjoy this novel." -Library Journal Praise for Stuart Neville:    "Neville's novel is a coldly lucid assessment of the fragility of the Irish peace ... a rare example of legitimate noir fiction." - The New York Times Book Review   "Stuart Neville belongs to a younger generation of writers for whom the region's darkest years are history-but that history endures, as his first novel, 'The Ghosts of Belfast,' shockingly demonstrates.... This noir thriller plays out in a Belfast that, even in summer sunshine, remains oppressively gray. The clannishness of its inhabitants is vividly evoked.... A riot scene, one of the novel's best, captures a new generation's appetite for blood and an old veteran's nostalgia.... In scene after gruesome scene, Neville attempts to persuade us that this time around, with this repentant murderer, the killing is different." - Washington Post   "Neville's tightly wound, emotionally resonant account of an ex-IRA hit man's struggle to conquer his past, displays an acute understanding of the true state of Northern Ireland, still under the thumb of decades of violence and terrorism." - Los Angeles Times   "Stuart Neville is Ireland's answer to Henning Mankell." - Ken Bruen   " The Ghosts of Belfast  is a tale of revenge and reconciliation shrouded in a bloody original crime thriller.... Brilliant." - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel   "Neville's debut novel is tragic, violent, exciting, plausible, and compelling....  The Ghosts of Belfast  is dark, powerful, insightful, and hard to put down." - Booklist "Neville slowly ratchets up the tension-and the violence-until each page practically twangs with suspense." - Publishers Weekly From the Hardcover edition.
Dewey Edition
23
Dewey Decimal
823/.92
Synopsis
Ireland 1963. As the Irish people prepare to welcome President John F. Kennedy to the land of his ancestors, a German national is murdered in a seaside guesthouse. Lieutenant Albert Ryan, Directorate of Intelligence, is ordered to investigate. The German is the third foreigner to die within a few days, and Minister for Justice Charles Haughey wants the killing to end lest a shameful secret be exposed: the dead men were all Nazis granted asylum by the Irish government in the years following World War II. A note from the killers is found on the dead German's corpse, addressed to Colonel Otto Skorzeny, Hitler's favorite commando, once called the most dangerous man in Europe. The note simply says: "We are coming for you." As Albert Ryan digs deeper into the case he discovers a network of former Nazis and collaborators, all presided over by Skorzeny from his country estate outside Dublin. When Ryan closes in on the killers, his loyalty is torn between country and conscience. Why must he protect the very people he fought against twenty years before? Ryan learns that Skorzeny might be a dangerous ally, but he is a deadly enemy., Ireland 1963. As the Irish people prepare to welcome President John F. Kennedy to the land of his ancestors, a German national is murdered in a seaside guesthouse and the Directorate of Intelligence is ordered to investigate.
LC Classification Number
PR6114.E943R38 2013

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