"Mr. Lister's eloquent evocation of the beauty of the area and its non-human inhabitants makes clear to the reader what has drawn his protagonist back and easily explains James' return to the profession on which he had turned his back. The threats to the region's ecosystem are made equally vivid.
The novel is thought-provoking, while at the same time the author deftly maintains and steadily builds suspense.
Mr. Lister's writing is stylistically fresh, frequently alliterative, and distinctive. "Double Exposure" is a wholly original and ultimately haunting work, and it is highly recommended."
I love Gloria Feit's reviews and trust them implicitly. But even before I read this one of hers, I'd read your wonderful novel, Michael. Every plot turn you came up with just seemed so natural and organic to the story--I was in awe as you twisted the coil yet another time around. It was an all too brief triumph of a novel, and I'm so glad you're getting a great deal of attention for it!
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