The detectives we meet in Tana French’s novels, those who guzzle watered down coffee after an all-night stake-out, who toss suspects into one of their intentionally-uncomfortable interview rooms, who like to say Jaysus as they snap on their latex gloves, are smart but haunted creatures. They can solve crimes, but they can’t solve themselves.
—Edan Lepucki on Tana French’s Broken Harbor
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Packed and ready to go on my work trip this weekend. I’ve enjoyed French’s last three novels, so I have high hopes for...
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is this out in the Philippines? please notify me if you’ve seen one on the shelf.
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Really? I’m pretty sure Tana French’s cops are the worst cops ever.
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OMG OMG, cancel everything, I’m reading this next week.
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