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- Narrative Type
- Fiction
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- Ex-Library
- Original Language
- English
- Country/Region of Manufacture
- United States
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- 9781590203880
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Publisher
Abrams, Inc.
ISBN-10
1590203887
ISBN-13
9781590203880
eBay Product ID (ePID)
84408967
Product Key Features
Book Title
Man Who Never Returned : a Novel
Number of Pages
336 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2010
Topic
Mystery & Detective / Historical, Crime, General, Mystery & Detective / General, Historical, Mystery & Detective / Private Investigators
Genre
Fiction
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
1.1 in
Item Weight
19.4 Oz
Item Length
9.3 in
Item Width
6.2 in
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Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2010-021453
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Praise for Peter Quinn's Previous Works: "A sweeping tale of disaster, survival and triumph." -San Francisco Chronicle "Charming... A timely reminder that controversy over immigration exists very much as part of a continuum." -The New York Times "[An] exceptionally thoughtful and interesting inquiry." -The Washington Post "The writing so tart, so poetic, so buoyant, you will claw yourself with envy." -Frank McCourt, author of Angela's Ashes "Peter Quinn's Hour of the Catis a tingling thriller." -Entertainment Weekly, "Peter Quinn writes about the old New York the way that Allen Furst writes about Paris. The Man Who Never Returnedis not only a gripping take on one of the city's most enduring mysteries, but also a world in and of itself. You may never want to leave." - Kevin Baker, author of Strivers Row Praise for Peter Quinn's Previous Works: "A sweeping tale of disaster, survival and triumph." -San Francisco Chronicle "Charming... A timely reminder that controversy over immigration exists very much as part of a continuum." -The New York Times "[An] exceptionally thoughtful and interesting inquiry." - The Washington Post "The writing so tart, so poetic, so buoyant, you will claw yourself with envy." -Frank McCourt, author ofAngela's Ashes "Peter Quinn's Hour of the Catis a tingling thriller."-Entertainment Weekly, Praise for The Man Who Never Returned : "Peter Quinn just might make it into the history books himself. He is perfecting, if not actually creating, a genre you could call the history-mystery. The Man Who Never Returned is a dazzling story by a fine writer. Fintan Dunne is a memorably hero who you want to meet again & again. -- James Patterson "In The Man Who Never Returned , Peter Quinn shapes a tantalizing tale around the enduring mystery of Judge Joseph Force Crater, whose disappearance remains a major mystery. Quinn knows New York and its politics better than anyone. The talk and the story are as sharp and hard-edged as they city they embody. This is noir fiction at its finest." -- William Kennedy " The Man Who Never Returned is a winner. A masterful and evocative tale, set in a beautifully rendered 1950 s New York, it combines true crime with vivid imagining. This is that rare book: A first-rate thriller that seamlessly weaves together page-turning narrative with richly detailed characters whose motivations--complex, suspect, hidden--always ring true." --Thomas Kelly, author of A Testament of Devotion Peter Quinn brings wit, panache and a deep knowledge of the Big Apple to his latest Fintan Dunne novel. The Man Who Never Returned is a taut thriller but also a meditation on life in the big city, where a well-connected municipal judge can disappear overnight and leave behind a mystery that transforms lives, confounds investigators, and fortunately for lovers of detective fiction provides Quinn with a fascinating plotline that fully utilizes his skills as a storyteller. -- T.J. English, New York Times best-selling author of Havana Nocturne Peter Quinn writes about the old New York the way that Allen Furst writes about Paris. The Man Who Never Returned is not only a gripping take on one of the city s most enduring mysteries, but also a world in and of itself. You may never want to leave. Kevin Baker, author of Strivers Row "Quinn delivers a satisfying solution to the real- life mystery of Joseph Crater, a New York City judge who disappeared in 1930, in this stellar hard-boiled historical novel, a sequel to The Hour of the Cat (2005). In 1955, a New York newspaper magnate offers PI Fintan Dunne carte blanche to investigate the case in the hope that Dunne will provide him with a sensational exclusive. Crater vanished just as an official inquiry into judicial corruption, ordered by then governor Franklin Delano Roosevelt, was getting underway. Perhaps Crater fled to avoid prosecution9or someone bumped him off because he knew too much. Restless in retirement, Dunne accepts the offer, despite his skepticism that such a cold trail can be meaningfully pursued. Quinn not only makes the existence of clues at such a late date plausible but also concocts an explanation that s both logical and surprising. The depth and complexity of the lead character is a big plus." -- Publisher''s Weekly I read Peter Quinn''s novel The Man Who Never Returned . It is an utterly compelling story with a charismatic flawed protagonist in Finton Dunne. Gripping from the first page to the last, Peter Quinn creates a unique and utterly believable world, part history, part fiction. He is an enviably wonderful writer. -- Gabriel Byrne Freely mixing history, mystery, and novelistic license, Quinn offers a noir-ish tale of Tammany Hall politics, sex, crime, Broadway moguls, and cops, populated by more than a dozen interesting characters'Quinn s rich, insightful, evocative descriptions of New York, both in Crater s time and in 1955, will certainly please fans of historical crime novels. -- Booklist "With echoes of Raymond Chandler and Orson Welles, as well as enough period detail to outfit a vintage shop, this workmanlike effort will appeal to those interested in literary and noirish historical mysteries." -- Library Journal, Praise for The Man Who Never Returned: "Peter Quinn just might make it into the history books himself. He is perfecting, if not actually creating, a genre you could call the history-mystery. The Man Who Never Returnedis a dazzling story by a fine writer. Fintan Dunne is a memorably hero who you want to meet again & again.² -- James Patterson "In The Man Who Never Returned, Peter Quinn shapes a tantalizing tale around the enduring mystery of Judge Joseph Force Crater, whose disappearance remains a major mystery. Quinn knows New York and its politics better than anyone. The talk and the story are as sharp and hard-edged as they city they embody. This is noir fiction at its finest." -- William Kennedy "The Man Who Never Returnedis a winner. A masterful and evocative tale, set in a beautifully rendered 1950¹s New York, it combines true crime with vivid imagining. This is that rare book: A first-rate thriller that seamlessly weaves together page-turning narrative with richly detailed characters whose motivations--complex, suspect, hidden--always ring true." --Thomas Kelly, author of A Testament of Devotion Peter Quinn brings wit, panache and a deep knowledge of the Big Apple to his latest Fintan Dunne novel. The Man Who Never Returnedis a taut thriller but also a meditation on life in the big city, where a well-connected municipal judge can disappear overnight and leave behind a mystery that transforms lives, confounds investigators, and fortunately for lovers of detective fiction provides Quinn with a fascinating plotline that fully utilizes his skills as a storyteller. -- T.J. English, New York Timesbest-selling author of Havana Nocturne ³Peter Quinn writes about the old New York the way that Allen Furst writes about Paris. The Man Who Never Returnedis not only a gripping take on one of the city¹s most enduring mysteries, but also a world in and of itself. You may never want to leave.² Kevin Baker, author of Strivers Row ³Freely mixing history, mystery, and novelistic license, Quinn offers a noir-ish tale of Tammany Hall politics, sex, crime, Broadway moguls, and cops, populated by more than a dozen interesting charactersŠQuinn¹s rich, insightful, evocative descriptions of New York, both in Crater¹s time and in 1955, will certainly please fans of historical crime novels.² -- Booklist
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Synopsis
Judge Joe Crater¹s disappearance in 1930 spawned countless conspiracy theories and captured the imagination of a nation caught in the grip of The Depression., Fifteen years later, Fintan Dunne the detective encountered in Quinn¹s novel Hour of the Cat, recently retired and bored, answers a summons to New York where he is asked to solve the old case for a newspaper magnate only interested in making a profit from the story. Peter Quinn once again has written a compelling blend of history and fiction that is simply unputdownable., Fifteen years later, Fintan Dunne the detective encountered in Quinn s novel Hour of the Cat, recently retired and bored, answers a summons to New York where he is asked to solve the old case for a newspaper magnate only interested in making a profit from the story. Peter Quinn once again has written a compelling blend of history and fiction that is simply unputdownable.
LC Classification Number
PS3567.U3486M36 2010
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