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'Brilliant... Jill Rips is harrowing, but its grim poetic vision makes it the best novel of its kind for years' - Richard Steele Today
'There is real talent at work here; lively laconic dialogue, prose as clean as a picked chicken bone and a conspicuous ability to carve a character out of a few lean words ... a chilling novel' - Alan Taylor Glasgow Herald
'Violent and vicious, Lindsay's unsparing tale beds down with the imagination like a succubus' - John Coleman The Sunday Times
'A chilling horror story ... extraordinarily well written and quite hypnotic in its effect' - Noeleen Dowling Dublin Evening Press
The author of Brond sets his second novel in a city like Glasgow during the 100th anniversary of Jack the Ripper's notorious crimes. Imitating the London fiend, Scottish ``Jills'' torture and maim men, perhaps avenging victimized whores. Private detective Murray Wilson tests this theory, following clues in the city's reeking slums and, at the same time, checking on Irene, wife to his brother Malcolm. Lovely Irene, remarkably tolerant of Malcolm's unbridled womanizing, arouses Murray's suspicions, and he fears that his brother will be the fifth Jill kill. Lindsay writes poetically but often so obliquely that much of his meaning escapes the reader. On the other hand, descriptions of appalling people and of hideous perversions are all too clear. The author is adapting his books for British TV; unless drastically edited, this one will invite an X-rating. (May)
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