Reviews
"...the real pleasure is Theroux's talent for rendering place and his irreverent comments on everything from the British royals to pop culture, aging, and yes, the venerable Mother Teresa." -- Publishers Weekly "A novel of extremes-rationality and obsession, humanitarianism and selfishness, ecstasy and heartlessness." -- Kirkus Reviews "...an abundance of richly drawn characters...Theroux has used his travel writer's eye and ear and his novelist's imagination to craft a tense, disturbing, funny and horrifying book around all of them." -- San Francisco Chronicle "Theroux brings his best gifts as a travel writer to one of his walk-on-the-dark-side fables of masked identity and psychosexual quest…[His] writing is as feline and agile as ever, and his calibration of clue and revelation is nicely meted out…this story will lure you in, from its whodunit setup to its swift, unexpectedly visionary close." -- The Seattle Times, "...the real pleasure is Theroux's talent for rendering place and his irreverent comments on everything from the British royals to pop culture, aging, and yes, the venerable Mother Teresa." -- Publishers Weekly "A novel of extremes--rationality and obsession, humanitarianism and selfishness, ecstasy and heartlessness." -- Kirkus Reviews "...an abundance of richly drawn characters...Theroux has used his travel writer's eye and ear and his novelist's imagination to craft a tense, disturbing, funny and horrifying book around all of them." -- San Francisco Chronicle "Theroux brings his best gifts as a travel writer to one of his walk-on-the-dark-side fables of masked identity and psychosexual quest...[His] writing is as feline and agile as ever, and his calibration of clue and revelation is nicely meted out...this story will lure you in, from its whodunit setup to its swift, unexpectedly visionary close." -- The Seattle Times, "...the real pleasure is Theroux's talent for rendering place and his irreverent comments on everything from the British royals to pop culture, aging, and yes, the venerable Mother Teresa." -- Publishers Weekly "A novel of extremes--rationality and obsession, humanitarianism and selfishness, ecstasy and heartlessness." -- Kirkus Reviews "...an abundance of richly drawn characters...Theroux has used his travel writer's eye and ear and his novelist's imagination to craft a tense, disturbing, funny and horrifying book around all of them." -- San Francisco Chronicle "Theroux brings his best gifts as a travel writer to one of his walk-on-the-dark-side fables of masked identity and psychosexual quest...[His] writing is as feline and agile as ever, and his calibration of clue and revelation is nicely meted out...this story will lure you in, from its whodunit setup to its swift, unexpectedly visionary close." -- The Seattle Times --
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