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"I just finished Ken Bruen’s The Devil, which shows that hardboiled mysteries still can surprise and delight. If you took the best features of 21st century noir and threw them into a Waring blender with Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Young Goodman Brown, the result would read like The Devil. It speaks about how we face evil and sometimes make it up for ourselves because our lives are empty without it.”
Michael Wiley, author of A Bad Night’s Sleep
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