“Double Exposure is absolutely riveting! I sat down, plugged in and didn't get up until the last page. With elegiac prose, insightful characterization and a wonderfully ingenious plot, Michael Lister has squeezed every ounce of terror and thrills out of a dark night in the woods.” Michael Connelly
"A great thrill ride! I remember when David Morrell’s "First Blood" appeared in paperback. On the cover was a statement that went something like: "the publisher envies you the opportunity of reading this book." I felt that way reading this trenchant, racing, instantly involving novel!" Ron Hansen, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
“Michael Lister possesses a poet’s eye, an environmentalist’s intellect, a conservationist’s fire, a North Floridian’s wisdom, and a mystery writer’s talent for intrigue. Double Exposure contains all of this and more. What a fine book!” Connie May Fowler, Before Women had Wings
“For readers and writers, one good word is worth a thousand pictures. And in his engrossing new novel, Double Exposure, Michael Lister has masterfully chosen wonderful words to paint both a humbling picture of a special Florida environment and a story of intrigue and danger.” Jonathon King, author of Acts of Nature
"Michael Lister's Double Exposure is simply stunning. I raced through it, hardly able to breathe. It's riveting --- a remarkable blend of thriller and literary novel. Total surrender is the only way to read this powerful new book that pulls readers deep into the dangerous beauty of North Florida river swamps in a tale of murder and the struggle to survive. Double Exposure cannot be read --- it must be devoured. Lister's accomplishment deserves major recognition." Carolyn Haines, Fever Moon
"As an artist, Michael Lister is not afraid to take a risk. And his gamble pays off big for the reader, in Double Exposure, a great stylistic achievement, cleverly imagined, and cleverly realized on the page. It is jazz on paper. With every rapid click of the camera, Double Exposure delivers a fast paced, can't-put-it-down page-turner. The images framed by Lister's camera, though, also produce an intimate character portrait, giving the story a satisfying depth." Judge Terry Lewis, Conflict of Interest
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