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"'Beautifully told, ambitious and important, this is a debut with something to say.' Ronan Bennett"
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A pacy debut thriller: harrowing, provocative and moving, this is a deeply felt account of the Sabra massacre in Beirut, 1982.
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Devastation, brutality and the semblence of love, May 22 2011
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Another six hour journey in Tanzania and another book is read. This was a page-turner! Even if I wanted to, I couldn't stop (as my eyes drifted occasionally, looking at the impoverishment of this rural part of the country), reading the words that described the build-up to and aftermath of `The Massacre' in Beirut. It was the time of terrorism, butchery, and struggles to mend people in the over-burdened hospital with well-meaning foreigners - the stoic strength of John the Glaswegian being captured well. As in all such awful circumstances (see my review of The Kindly Ones), love still chose to come to the surface.Ian Hunter.
Author of `e-Love'.
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