Set the Night on Fire

from IamIndeed

An AudioBook Review:I'll be thoroughly honest and say that I know I am hooked on romance in AudioBook format, but wasn't sure that a thriller or suspense novel would strike me in the same way. After a one-sitting, never remove the headphones listen; I can gladly report that this could easily beco...

from SheilaDeeth

Set the Night on Fire by Libby Fischer Hellmann vividly recreates that sense of not fitting into a changing world which characterized both the sixties and the present. A protagonist recently released from jail struggles to understand how technology has moved on-"appalled at how disposable capital...

from yoder

I've enjoyed all of Libby's novel, but this is the best one yet. IMHOThis book brought memories, as I live about 90 miles from Chicago and was a in college at the time of the Democratic Convention in Chicago. The book is an exciting trip down memory lane.The book starts out in the present day wit...

from SamSattler

Seldom has a novel left me with such a set of conflicted impressions as has Libby Fischer Hellmann's first stand-alone novel, Set the Night on Fire. One part of me loves the book as a solidly written thriller, another part cringes at how accurately Hellmann pegged the absurdity of the 1960s revol...

from LisCarey

Forty years ago, idealistic young Americans wanted to end the Vietnam War, make a more just society, change the world. Forty years later, a secret involving one group of those once-young people is causing a string of murders.Dar Gantner, Alix Kerr, Julie Bergman, Casey Hilliard, Teddy Markham, an...