A Suspense Novel for a Change?
Posted by mom811 on Saturday, August 9th, 2008
Sure, it’s good to be home, and there will be no more hurried trips to catch up, though of course I have to be back to responsibilities in the parish, the community and our own home and family. Aside from being back to my usual computer here, I can sit back and relax with a nice book. I usually go for self improvement and spiritual books, but when I was younger I also read suspense novels. In fact I had two favorite authors for this.
But it’s not bad if for a change, I’ll try this Richard Yacenda (a native New Yorker but now lives in Florida, USA) who is a graduate from the City College of New York, once the President and CEO of a highly successful New York City advertising agency, and a veteran of the United States Navy. With his life experience, this novel Retribution, his first attempt as a novel writer, may be a real suspense.
The suspense novel focuses on the brutality of the murders and the detective’s team investigation. It is said that the author’s deft touch of realism with dialogue is excellent, and clues are dropped along the way to invite readers to investigate the meaning of the title, with all the characters working together to a rewarding end for the reader.
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ronnieon 10 Aug 2008 at 3:13 am 1Why not?
Suspense novels are stimulating in a different way. Believ me when I say that most of my “profound” management thoughts were actually inspired by Ludlum, Clancy, and Higgins’ novels. ^^, How’s that.
leenon 11 Aug 2008 at 11:53 am 2suksan-wan-keut!!! ….warm birthday greetings to you mom! straight from Siam with love =)
momon 27 Aug 2008 at 3:26 pm 3hehehe Ron, my authors were still Agatha Christie and her contemporaries!!! ugh! i’ve heard of these authors though… which of their novels do you recommend to be read first?
Thanks so much Leen, it’s only now i’ve read this (but you have already greeted me, yeah?)