Foxhunt

"elegantly written . . . Foxhunts depictions of a politically unsettled and suspicious time are all too relevant in today?s divided and fractious world." K.M. Sandrick, Historical Novel Society

"A cold-war thriller rather like early le Carré. ... eerily pertinent given recent news" Simon Lavery, Tredynas Days

"Foxhunt is wonderfully written and, as already mentioned, is a slow-to-medium-paced read. Hence, it is the type of novel I enjoy reading. Foxhunt is also a very cerebral and well-placed story within the historical context of the beginnings of the Cold War. I highly recommend Foxhunt as a noir-ish literary mystery-intrigue novel," James Fishter, The Miramichi Reader

"Foxhunt is an atmospheric dive into Cold War intrigue and romance and paranoia in the literary salons of postwar Europe. Spies and turncoats and secretive spin doctors move chess pieces while pushing cash and lies and clashing ideologies. With its beautifully lyrical prose, Foxhunt is an alchemic mix of realpolitik and shadowy noir." Mark Anthony Jarman

"Against a seamless historical and literary backdrop, Foxhunt balances compelling intrigue with vulnerable human emotions." Foreword Reviews

"A remarkable first novel by a brilliant young writer." David Adams Richards

"Brimming with suspense, political drama and allusions to various literary works, Foxhunt is a rich and thought-provoking novel on the pursuit of creative expression as it is entangled with the surrounding political climate." The Silhouette, Chinmayi Yathiraju