Alan Wall

• May-1998
• / Suspense
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A first novel of remarkable ingenuity, Bless the Thief is a fast-paced literary mystery involving a secret society, art forgery, and the Hindenburg disaster.

Born to an American mother and a British father, Tom Lynch lives with his mother in A...

• Apr-1999
• / General Fiction
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A second novel by the author of "Bless the Thief". When copywriter Jack Goodrich gets involved in a promotional campaign to exploit the image of a female singer-songwriter, his earlier preoccupation with Ishtar, the ancient goddess of war and sex, co...

• Mar-2002
• / General Fiction
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Sean Tallow has only two overriding desires in life. One is to step into the shoes of his glamorous friend Daniel Pagett, and the other is to establish the truth about the School of Night, a shadowy group of Elizabethans who clustered around Sir Walt...

• Mar-2003
• / General Fiction
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Alan Wall's The Lightning Cage is a gothic, metaphysical novel given the speed and strength of a thriller.A former seminarian, Christopher Bayliss abandons his studies in Rome and returns to England, determined to be cleansed forever of the contagion...

• Jun-2004
• / General Fiction
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Digby Walton was once the heir to an English pottery company. Now in old age he contemplates the history of that company as he reflects upon the modern world. He stares with a tragic eye at the society that surrounds him. His own heir is Theo, who wi...

• Aug-2008
• / General Fiction
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Sylvie Ashton spends her life pursuing images. In her work at the Signum Institute in Liverpool she stares for hours at images of stars, like the Beatles or Bob Dylan, or the sort provided by the Hubble Telescope. She is trying to understand the way ...