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A highly promising, extraordinarily intelligent debut thriller about war, stolen identity and the nature of betrayal.

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This is a remarkable novel, and puts Brodrick in the frame for prize-winning * Sunday Times *
It is a wonderful book, it has a timeless quality and really should go on to become a classic. It reminds me of the early works of John le Carre, but captures much more accurately the internal workings of ordinary people * Paul Britton, author of The Jigsaw Man *
The Sixth Lamentation is a meticulously-plotted, cat's cradle of a mystery with the interwoven stories pulled as taut as a piano-wire. The setting of Paris during the war is invoked to chilling effect. William Brodrick has written the first of what I hope will be a series of especially literate thrillers * Martha Grimes *
It's indeed rare to find such a masterful blending of sharp suspense and literary resonance as we see in The Sixth Lamentation. Brodrick has produced a truly compelling novel * Jeffery Deaver *

The Sixth Lamentation

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    A Paperback / softback by William Brodrick

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      Publisher: Little, Brown Book Group
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 04/09/2008
      ISBN13: 9780349121130, 978-0349121130
      ISBN10: 0349121133
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      A highly promising, extraordinarily intelligent debut thriller about war, stolen identity and the nature of betrayal.

      Trade Review
      This is a remarkable novel, and puts Brodrick in the frame for prize-winning * Sunday Times *
      It is a wonderful book, it has a timeless quality and really should go on to become a classic. It reminds me of the early works of John le Carre, but captures much more accurately the internal workings of ordinary people * Paul Britton, author of The Jigsaw Man *
      The Sixth Lamentation is a meticulously-plotted, cat's cradle of a mystery with the interwoven stories pulled as taut as a piano-wire. The setting of Paris during the war is invoked to chilling effect. William Brodrick has written the first of what I hope will be a series of especially literate thrillers * Martha Grimes *
      It's indeed rare to find such a masterful blending of sharp suspense and literary resonance as we see in The Sixth Lamentation. Brodrick has produced a truly compelling novel * Jeffery Deaver *

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