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The Traveller and Other Stories - Thirteen unnerving tales from the bestselling author of The Twelve (Paperback)
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The Traveller and Other Stories - Thirteen unnerving tales from the bestselling author of The Twelve (Paperback)
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'Stuart Neville writes crime fiction that is edgy, compelling and
always deeply humane' MARK BILLINGHAM Bringing together thirteen
gripping and unsettling tales from one of Northern Ireland's
bestselling crime authors, The Traveller & Other Stories is the
perfect introduction to a modern master of thriller writing,
featuring a Foreword by John Connolly Stuart Neville is a writer
known for shining an unflinching light on his home country and its
people. Ireland - north and south - in Neville's hands, is a land
haunted by ghosts, both real and imagined. This collection is
divided into two parts: New Monsters and Old Friends. And many of
the characters from Stuart's novels, like Gerry Fegan from The
Twelve, can be found haunting these pages. Childhood, innocence,
guilt and redemption are all themes that are represented in
Stuart's novels and in this collection, as John Connolly puts in
his Foreword, 'here are monsters, both human and non-human. Here
are hauntings, real or imagined. Here are old friends and older
fiends.' Stuart's pleasure in the short story is evidenced in these
tales, culminating in the previously unpublished novella, 'The
Traveller', which sees Jack Lennon (from The Final Silence) and his
daughter Ellen McKenna, pitted against the unnamed assassin who is
targeting them. This is a collection of stories covering a decade
of the author's writings and, as Connolly says, is 'the work of a
prodigiously talented writer'. This is Irish noir at its best. 'Not
to be missed' Publishers Weekly, starred review 'In the world of
modern crime fiction, Stuart Neville is a supernova' Dennis Lehane
'Irish noir done to a turn, with just enough tearful sentiment to
turn the screws tighter' Kirkus review
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