Reviews for THE ANGEL'S GAME
'His enterprise is bold, serious and shocking. His treatment of Spain's tortured history in the 20th century is as significant as his literary skill. These are things that belong not just to one city but to the world.' The Times'The tale is rich, evocative and literate, with Great Expectations and Faust among its more nakedly displayed influences, Zafón is a great describer, with a cinematic flair for murders and sexual encounters.' Evening Standard
'Summer and reading go together like buckets and spades and sultry days are made for chunky page-turners such as THE ANGEL'S GAME by Carlos Ruiz Zafón. It unfolds in Twenties Barcelona where a young man undertakes to write a book that will change people's lives. The task is daunting and the stakes perilously high.' Daily Mail