On the eve of the centennial Universal Exhibition and the Dreyfus Affair, Boston lawyer James Norton embarks on a desperate quest to find and recover his younger brother and sister.
When Bruno Lind, a neuroscientist and memory expert, returns to Vienna, the city of his birth, more awaits him than he had expected. Propelled by dreams, a chance name overheard in a hotel lobby, and
Appignanesi has crafted a classic tale of suspense--perhaps one of the finest you'll ever read in its genre...a lyrical page turner and a rare creation.--The Ottawa Citizen
This book journeys into the heart of dark passions and the crimes they impel. When passion is in the picture, what is criminal, what sane, what mad or simply bad? Brighton, 1870: A well-respected spin
