Description: "First published in Great Britain in 2019 by Sphere, an imprint of Little, Brown Book Group"--Title page verso.
Brief description:
A novelist, screenwriter, and essayist, Richard Montanari's work has appeared in the Chicago Tribune, Detroit Free Press, Cleveland Plain Dealer, and scores of other national and regional publications. He is the OLMA-winning author of the internationally acclaimed thrillers Deviant Way and The Violet Hour that have now been published in more than twenty countries. Montanari currently makes his home in Cleveland, Ohio, where he is slavish only to the high arts of boxing, Italian food, and independent film.
Review Quotes:
"A chilling expose . . . skillfully woven with a couple of surprising twists at the end . . . as ever with Montanari, the relationship between Balzano and Byrne is compelling. A great summer read!" - CrimeWarp on SHUTTER MAN
"An ambitious and memorable thriller." - Booklist on THE BURIED GIRL
"Richard Montanari has long been among my favourite crime writers.... I devoured [The Buried Girl]--all the time regretting the pace of my reading--because it brought me to the end all too soon." - Ashley Dyer, author of Splinter in the Blood, on THE BURIED GIRL
"A real-page-turner...The novel is, like the nameless killer's victims, well executed-and, like the killer himself, fiendishly twisted." - Booklist
"KISS OF EVIL is a pulse-quickening, deftly crafted page-turner." - Denver Post
"Montanari's most exciting and compelling read to date." - Cleveland Free Times
"When it comes to psychological suspense, no one does it better than Richard Montanari." - Amazon.com
"A blood-drenched thriller about a group of imperfectly domesticated boys who came from the same blighted neighborhood and grew up to become criminals and killers -- and cops... Living side by side, they create a place you might call home. Or hell." - New York Times Sunday Book Review, on SHUTTER MAN
"In Montanari's exceptional ninth procedural featuring Det. Kevin Byrne and ADA Jessica Balzano... the brisk plot quickly becomes an engrossing story of a neighborhood's residents--those who escape, those who stay, and those who are buried there." - Publishers Weekly (starred review), on SHUTTER MAN