Description
The moment I’d scanned the outside of the building, I turned to Bruno and said, First impressions, it looks straightforward.” Looking back, I can’t help but wonder what I was thinking. I mean, put that line at the opening of a crime novel and it’s practically a guarantee that everything is about to get complicated.
About the Author
Chris Ewan, a lawyer specializing in the film industry, lives on the Isle of Man.
Praise for The Good Thief's Guide to Paris…
Praise for The Good Thief’s Guide to Amsterdam
This impressive debut, a comic whodunit . . . owes much of its charm and success to its compelling antihero, Charles Howard. . . . The ease with which Ewan creates a memorable protagonist and pits him against a plausible and tricky killer will be the envy of many more established authors. The detection is first-rate, and Howard is a fresh, irreverent creation who will make readers eager for his next exploit.” Publishers Weekly (starred review)
[Ewan’s] droll, funny, noirish style, cleverly drawn central character, and great descriptions of locale will make this a popular new series.” Library Journal
Charlie is agreeable company . . . as he narrates his own skilled thievery and flights of quick thought. Seeing the pieces fly together at the end without a single missing bit is pretty fun.” Houston Chronicle
[An] enjoyable plot and engaging characters. . . . A good first novel with lots of potential as a series.” Booklist
Although there’s no telling where Ewan may send his likable hero next, read the book and see if you don’t agree that, wherever it is, it must be soon.” The News & Observer