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Drowning Man
Sweeny, an aging alcoholic reporter, puzzles over a name in an obituary that rings a bell for him, but he can’t recall why. Who is Nicholas Limousine, recently found dead in a hotel room? The mystery deepens as Sweeny remembers a 35-year-old clue, and realizes that the identity of Nicholas Limousine will lead him to his own past.
256 pages, Paperback
First published February 1, 2003
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March 13, 2012
Unfortunately I seem to be the only one that read this book and therefore I have found no reviews anywhere explain what the heck the ending was about! The book started off okay, had a nice plot and everything and then its standard just dropped. I got really lost and had absolutely no idea what the author was trying to do at the end of the book. It was really weird,thank god I didnt buy it and just borrowed it from the library.
January 11, 2013
A noir who dunnit? in the literary style with a brush of the fantastic, set in a fictional interior B.C. town. One of those endings you're rushing toward because you want everything to be sorted out. Unfortunately, the ending doesn't do a lot of sorting. Definitely a book to re-read.
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