Faces in the Fire (Paperback)

from jjmachshev

After reading "Faces in the Fire", I'm not too sure whether author T.L. Hines is extremely troubled or extremely talented...maybe both at the same time? This is a story that begins with chapter thirty-four, then comes thirty-nine, then fifteen, then forty and well, I guess you get it by now. But ...

from jjmachshev

After reading "Faces in the Fire", I'm not too sure whether author T.L. Hines is extremely troubled or extremely talented...maybe both at the same time? This is a story that begins with chapter thirty-four, then comes thirty-nine, then fifteen, then forty and well, I guess you get it by now. But ...

from gonzobrarian

Faces in the Fire is a quick and intriguing read in which T.L. Hines very deftly conveys his sense of "noire bizarre" around a curious set of characters, bottom-feeders he stresses, in a nonlinear progression. The characters, a truck driver, an email spammer, tattoo artist and hit man are equally...

from gonzobrarian

Faces in the Fire is a quick and intriguing read in which T.L. Hines very deftly conveys his sense of "noire bizarre" around a curious set of characters, bottom-feeders he stresses, in a nonlinear progression. The characters, a truck driver, an email spammer, tattoo artist and hit man are equally...

from Tmtrvlr

When I first started the book, I thought it was just a story about a quirky character who heard voices of the dead speaking to him. I didn't expect the eloquent weaving of stories that would eventually reach a surprising and dramatic end. The characters are richly and thoroughly developed. The ch...