This week's reviews are a bit early but I'm going to be away for a few days. I hope you enjoy reading the following:
Norman Price reviews The Fugitive by Massimo Carlotto which is the book Carlotto wrote about his life as a man on the run and his wrongful imprisonment; Fiona Walker adds K O Dahl to her list of Scandinavian authors after reading The Fourth Man; Maxine Clarke says if you go with the flow on some of the plot devices, then Hurting Distance by Sophie Hannah is a gripping thriller and I was transfixed by The Exception by Christian Jungersen, a masterful piece of writing.
September's competition:
Faber have kindly donated five signed copies of Days of Atonement by Michael Gregorio to Euro Crime website and blog visitors. There are no geographical restrictions and the closing date is 30 September 2007
Just answer the following simple question and email the correct answer and your postal address to karen@eurocrime.co.uk putting 'Competition Gregorio blog' in the subject line. Please note only one entry per household will be entered in the draw.
Which of these Faber titles won the 2007 Edgar for Best Novel?
a) A Gentle Axe by R N Morris
b) Critique of Criminal Reason by Michael Gregorio
c) The Janissary Tree by Jason Goodwin
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