The Man on the Third Floor (Audiobook)

from IsolaBlue

Anne Bernays is a very smooth writer. Her prose flows in such a way that reading her is pure pleasure. Her latest book, "The Man on the Third Floor" is one of those magical little volumes of under 200 pages, an entire novel compressed into a short experience for the reader. But while one admires ...

from lorimarie

I liked this novel well enough, even though the main character was not very likable. I found the writing to be extremely well done, in fact I double checked that it was written by a woman several times because it was just so obviously a man's voice. Anne Bernays is a very talented writer and I ve...

from virgo16

When I read the summery for this book I thought it would be a good read, it turned out to be only an okay read. Walter Samson was the only character in the book that had any depth. Everyone else including Barry Rodgers were 2D at best. The author also didn't put much detail into the setting. I li...

from DeniseDeSio

In spite of the fact that "The Man on the Third Floor" tells the tale of a thoroughly self-absorbed man who occupies his small delusional world with only moderate paranoia, the novel is a fun read. Keeping one's same sex paramour employed as a chauffeur, living on the top floor of the Manhattan b...

from EllieNYC

I am a fan of writer [author:Anne Bernays|238499], so I was delighted to win a copy of [book:The Man on the Third Floor|15817897] from LibraryThing Early Reviewers. The book was extremely readable, despite the fact that the narrator's voice is cold, usually dispassionate (except with regards to h...