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Novel - The Arc of the Swallow by S.J. Gazan - Hardcover DJ 2015
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Item specifics
- Condition
- Country/Region of Manufacture
- United States
- Type
- Novel
- Title
- The Arc of the Swallow
- Subject
- Novel / Fiction
- Country
- USA
- ISBN
- 9781623654122
About this product
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Quercus NA
ISBN-10
1623654122
ISBN-13
9781623654122
eBay Product ID (ePID)
203620194
Product Key Features
Book Title
Arc of the Swallow
Number of Pages
480 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Mystery & Detective / Police Procedural, Crime, Mystery & Detective / General
Publication Year
2015
Genre
Fiction
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
1.8 in
Item Weight
28.5 Oz
Item Length
9.4 in
Item Width
6.5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2015-478217
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
"An amazingly suspenseful scientific thriller . . . you will be entertained, provoked, and educated along the way. One of the best [crime novels] I have read, and one you should treat yourself to."'e" Julia Lahme, Femina (Denmark), "[Gazan's] follow-up foray into the contentious world of health-care research is a smart and compelling thriller. Two well-developed and nicely integrated mystery plots and a set of lifelike characters make this a high-end thriller for readers of Jo Nesbø and of John le Carré's The Constant Gardener. " -- Booklist (Starred Review), "A formidable mystery . . . Gazan keeps up the pace as she shifts the focus from one painfully dysfunctional family to another, until even the secrets of Søren's childhood are exposed. Among the latest crop of Scandinavian thriller writers, Gazan combines the broad scope of Jo Nesbø with the ability to focus as closely and remorselessly as Karin Fossum." -- Kirkus Reviews, "Gazan keeps up the pace as she shifts the focus from one painfully dysfunctional family to another, until even the secrets of Søren's childhood are exposed. Among the latest crop of Scandinavian thriller writers, Gazan combines the broad scope of Jo Nesbø with the ability to focus as closely and remorselessly as Karin Fossum."-- Kirkus Reviews, Praise for The Dinosaur Feather "My best mystery of the year turns out to be yet another stunner from Scandinavia. I could be wrong (but I don't think I am) when I say that Gazan disposes of a murder victim here by an infernal means that no other mystery writer--not even the resourceful Dame Agatha--ever concocted."'e" Maureen Corrigan, NPR. "Favorite 10 Books of 2013.", "An amazingly suspenseful scientific thriller . . . you will be entertained, provoked, and educated along the way. One of the best [crime novels] I have read, and one you should treat yourself to."-- Julia Lahme, Femina (Denmark), "A fast-paced story line involving the World Health Organization, the Nobel Prize committee, and the cutthroat world of academia. From Denmark to West Africa, Gazan takes readers on a roller-coaster ride . . . Less graphic than Stieg Larsson's "Millennium" trilogy but just as compelling, Gazan's novel breathes fresh life into the packed Scandinavian mystery genre."-- Library Journal, International Praise for The Arc of the Swallow "An amazingly suspenseful scientific thriller... you will be entertained, provoked, and educated along the way. One of the best [crime novels] I have read, and one you should treat yourself to." --Julia Lahme, Femina (Denmark) "Sissel-Jo Gazan once again demonstrates the careful composition and genre skill that is needed to create a crime novel with more to offer... It has taken her five years to get there, and she scores highly on all the components that an entertaining and challenging crime novel should contain." --Dina Sorensen, Politiken (Denmark) "Brutal, elegant, and complex scientific thriller... [Gazan's] plot totally rocks." --Marie Louise Kjølbye, Information (Denmark) Praise for The Dinosaur Feather "My best mystery of the year turns out to be yet another stunner from Scandinavia. I could be wrong (but I don't think I am) when I say that Gazan disposes of a murder victim here by an infernal means that no other mystery writer‑not even the resourceful Dame Agatha‑ever concocted." --Maureen Corrigan, NPR. "Favorite 10 Books of 2013." "Formidable and satisfying . . . in the author's menacing world, sins of emotional cowardice and betrayal can be just as awful as offenses against the criminal code." --Tom Nolan, The Wall Street Journal (selected as one of the top ten mysteries of 2013) "The asides--the dissemination of DNA, the structure of dinosaur skulls--prove as intriguing as the central mystery. A top-flight thriller that's poisonous, smart and outrageously entertaining." --Christopher Fowler, Financial Times "Simply put, The Dinosaur Feather is the weirdest and most ingenious new mystery I've read in years . . . it will be obvious to readers why Gazan's novel would be the leader of almost any pack. Moody and intricate, The Dinosaur Feather is every bit as unforgettable as its creepy title." --Maureen Corrigan, The Washington Post "Skulls, feathers, claws and winged flight‑all are part of an ongoing scientific controversy about the evolution of birds that winds through the pages of Danish author S.J. Gazan's absorbing debut thriller." --Barbra Clark, BookPage "Gazan's brainy thriller . . . Gazan orchestrates the suspenseful action and overlapping lives of her complex characters with deceptive ease . . . [A] moving exploration of such broader themes as parenthood, love, and the potentially poisonous results of living with lies." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Intelligently plotted and psychologically believable." --Marcel Berlins, The Times "Imaginative . . . a book with an independent, capable female lead, and one in which scientific research is central." --Maxine Clark, Eurocrime, "Sissel-Jo Gazan once again demonstrates the careful composition and genre skill that is needed to create a crime novel with more to offer . . . It has taken her five years to get there, and she scores highly on all the components that an entertaining and challenging crime novel should contain."'e" Politiken (Denmark), "Gazan's excellent sequel to 2013's The Dinosaur Feather draws the reader into the fiercely competitive, high-stakes world of medical research . . . Gazan skillfully introduces characters and cleverly resolves side stories as the action builds to a thrilling denouement."-- Publishers Weekly (Starred Review), "The author writes elegantly and with obvious warm insight into her fellow human beings. A family chronicle that evolves into a scientific thriller, and it goes down like ice cream on a hot summer's day."'e" Antennen (Denmark)
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Dewey Decimal
839.813/74
Synopsis
" this excellent book's separate storylines draw tight" -- The Wall Street Journal " Gazan skillfully introduces characters and cleverly resolves side stories as the action builds to a thrilling denouement" -- Publishers Weekly , starred review Maverick investigator Søren Marhauge returns in a high-stakes case that reveals a profit-motivated conspiracy with roots that extend all the way from the upper reaches of Big Pharma to the national government. When controversial Professor Kristian Storm is found hanged in his office, his assistant Marie Skov refuses to believe that he has committed suicide. The late scientist had uncovered a shocking truth involving immunology programs in the developing world during a recent research trip to West Africa. Marie believes he was silenced before he could share what he had learned. With help from the unlikely source of a Nobel Prize-winning rival of Storm's, former police detective Søren Marhauge takes the case, determined to prove what really happened to the professor. Interwoven with the fast-moving investigation are moving portraits of Skov's troubled family and Marhauge's complicated relationship with his girlfriend, another biologist. Marhauge once again battles his own demons as he pursues a cabal determined to protect its secrets at any cost., " this excellent book's separate storylines draw tight" -- The Wall Street Journal " Gazan skillfully introduces characters and cleverly resolves side stories as the action builds to a thrilling denouement" -- Publishers Weekly , starred review Maverick investigator S ren Marhauge returns in a high-stakes case that reveals a profit-motivated conspiracy with roots that extend all the way from the upper reaches of Big Pharma to the national government. When controversial Professor Kristian Storm is found hanged in his office, his assistant Marie Skov refuses to believe that he has committed suicide. The late scientist had uncovered a shocking truth involving immunology programs in the developing world during a recent research trip to West Africa. Marie believes he was silenced before he could share what he had learned. With help from the unlikely source of a Nobel Prize-winning rival of Storm's, former police detective S ren Marhauge takes the case, determined to prove what really happened to the professor. Interwoven with the fast-moving investigation are moving portraits of Skov's troubled family and Marhauge's complicated relationship with his girlfriend, another biologist. Marhauge once again battles his own demons as he pursues a cabal determined to protect its secrets at any cost.
LC Classification Number
PT8177.17.A93S8313
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