The Passing Bells: A Novel (Greville Family)
&#8220;A capacity to shock, to astonish, and to engage . . . written throughout with economy and wit.&#8221; (New York Times Book Review)&#8220;Swift and startling power . . . moving . . . entertaining . . . can absorb you into its fictional landscape as easily as Alice passing through the looking glass.&#8221; (Chicago Tribune Book World)&#8220;Well-written, exciting . . . echoes of Hemingway, Graves, and &#8216;Upstairs, Downstairs,&#8217; with characters who breathe and about whom one cares.&#8221; (Library Journal)&#8220;Spellbinding. This is really a start-reading-and-don&#8217;t-stop-until-you&#8217;re-finished-novel.&#8221; (Publishers Weekly)&#8220;Every twenty-five years or so, we are blessed with a war novel, outstanding in that it depicts not only the history of our time, but also its soul.&#8221; (West Coast Review of Books)&#8220;Fascinating . . . a timeless tale of the conflicts that emerge from a violent change. It is a delight to read.&#8221; (Cleveland Press)