Seu carrinho está vazio no momento.
"Venetians love to dress up in costumes and masks.... Holt puts a breathtaking spin on this charming custom ... by inventing Carnivia, an elaborate computer game. ....There is something truly haunting about those glimpses into the mysterious shadow world ." -- Marilyn Stasio, New York Times Book Review
"Don't be deceived by the title, The Abomination. There's nothing unreal about Jonathan Holt's excellent first mystery.... [He] writes in a deft engaging fashion.... The Abomination leaves you hungry for more." -- Chicago Tribune
"This remarkable debut novel... [is] a multi-stranded conspiracy thriller with plenty of pop. Think Dan Brown without the clunky prose and the pompous PhD hero but with the fascinating mix of history, paranoia, and real-live terror (drones on your tail)." -- Booklist (starred review)
"[This] first novel of a trilogy set in Venice...[has] more than enough plot and well-drawn characters to stir interest in the sequels...A skillfully rendered debut." -- Kirkus Reviews
"[A] diverting debut...Holt captures the allure of Venice and its creative cyber-counterpart, and creates two forceful . . . protagonists in Kat and Holly. The author gets carried away by throwing mystery on top of mystery, but, well, that's part of the fun." -- Publishers Weekly
"[A] beautifully complicated thriller.... A brilliant blend of fascinating story lines, serious issues, impeccable research, gripping intrigue, and engaging characters, Holt's debut is eminently satisfying from start to finish. Highly recommended for readers who enjoy intelligent thrillers (think Joseph Kanon)." -- Library Journal (starred review)
"Speedy, clever.... [A] very fun beach (or boat) read for fans of thrillers." -- MSN.com
"[A] tantalizing debut, a masterful melding of religiou
| Categoria | Ficção |
| Subcategoria | Mistério |
| Autores | Jonathan Holt |
| Sobre o Autor | Jonathan Holt escreve romances de suspense ambientados em Veneza. |
| Idioma | Inglês |
| Quantidade de Páginas | 448 |
| Acabamento | Brochura |
| Editora | HarperCollins |
| ISBN | 9780062267016 |
| Tamanho | 13.3x20.3 |