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Nov 1, 1995 · The Dark Backward by Gregory Hall is a fiction suspense novel set in London and the Norfolk countryside. It's about Mary Reynolds, an American publisher, who is married to an English journalist. They purchase an idyllic English country cottage but soon after moving in tragedy strikes and Mary works to unravel the mystery surrounding her husband.
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Nov 1, 1995 · A reasonably well-plotted but sluggish debut thriller from former attorney Hall, a British writer who manages to tell his story convincingly from a female's perspectivea genre-rarity that deserves kudos. And what a female she is. Mary Reynolds, the American editorial director of a London publishing house, is plucky, savagely witty, and friendly with her boozea limey myth of the perfect Yank ...
Jan 17, 2018 · The Dark Backward stars Judd Nelson as a shy garbage man-cum-terrible standup comedian named Marty Malt who grows a third arm on his back and the late Bill Paxton as his larger-than-life friend,...
THE DARK BACKWARD. by Marie Buchanan ‧ RELEASE DATE: July 1, 1975. Irradiated from here to nowhere or rather our primal past, this is another (Anima; An Unofficial Breath) of Marie Buchanan's unclassifiable novels which floats on strange frequencies in Clairol cliche (""The sky went harebell, rose, primrose, silver"").
- Marie Buchanan
The Dark Backward by Gregory Hall is a fiction suspense novel set in London and the Norfolk countryside. It's about Mary Reynolds, an American publisher, who is married to an English journalist. They purchase an idyllic English country cottage but soon after moving in tragedy strikes and Mary works to unravel the mystery surrounding her husband.
- Heather
Short review: If you told me that the post you did, ‘When We Fall Out of Love With Writing’ was because of the writing of The Dark Backward, I would totally believe it. Not that that book is ...
Jun 8, 2006 · The dramatic title and creepy cover of Julia Buckley's debut novel don't quite convey its character: The Dark Backward is a cozy, the blood and gore left undescribed, with a strong, likeable female lead.
- Julia Buckley
