Benjamin Weaver The Day of Atonement, Book 4, (Paperback)

from BrokenTeepee

This is my first novel by this author but hopefully hot the last. I enjoyed this fast paced tale of young man who lost everything only to return to his home city for revenge. Being a huge fan of The Count of Monte Cristo I'm always up for a good revenge novel. Young Sebastiao is forced to flee Li...

from Unreachableshelf

This may be my favorite of David Liss's books yet, although there are some I may need to reread in order to make that determination for sure. It is loosely connected to the Benjamin Weaver series (set some years after his most recent previous appearance, Weaver makes a couple of brief cameo appea...

from ddelmoni

The Portuguese Inquisition because 'nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition'. There, got that out of my system. Waited quite a while for this book to arrive from the publisher and it was worth the wait. Though not my favorite Liss novel (that would be The Whiskey Rebels)I really like Sebastian Fox...

from Oregonreader

I am a fan of David Liss and have read his other books so I was prepared to like this one. And I did. Liss does an amazing job of describing historical settings. This story is set in mid-18th Century Lisbon during the Inquisition and among the New Christians, descendants of Jews who were forced t...

from Amusedbythis

As many David Liss novels do, this book draws one into its tale. The story about love, betrayal and honor starts slowly but becomes engrossing as the protagonist discovers himself as he searches for redemption during the Portuguese Inquisition. I received this book as an Early Reviewer and thorou...