Reviews
Selected reviews of works by Peter Quinn
Mysteries: The Long Shadow Of Battle
By Tom Nolan
Fintan Dunne, OSS agent, is a World War I veteran and a former New York City cop. When we meet him in the opening section of Peter Quinn's intelligent and exciting historical thriller "Dry Bones" (Overlook Duckworth, 352 pages, $25.95), he's on what he hopes will be his final behind-the-lines mission in 1945 Slovakia. Dunne was once an altar boy, so he can't help but offer up an occasional Latin prayer for good luck. But he also knows: "Luck is fate's knuckleball. It has a will of its own."
From: The Wall Street Journal
Date: November 1, 2013
Peter Quinn's new book Dry Bones asks hard questions
by Cahir O'Doherty
From: Irish Central
Date: November 7, 2013
Dry Bones reviewed on New World Review
by M. J. Moore
From: New World Review
Date: December 8, 2013
Peter Quinn: an About Town
by Joseph Goodrich.
From: Mystery Scene
Date: Number 132, 2013
Hard-boiled Valentine
By Lauretta O'Connor's
From: Commonweal
Date: March 11, 2011
Review: The Man Who Never Returned
By Matthew Battles
From: Barnes & Noble
Date: August 5, 2010