If you enjoyed this book, another novel by Paul Alexander Bartlett is

*WHEN THE OWL CRIES*

This book is available in a variety of free downloadable formats from

Project Gutenberg: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/40245.

What reviewers had to say about _When the Owl Cries_:

"As you turn the pages you ask, what next? That is the immemorial

appeal of the thriller. But what gives the story stature as a work of

creative art is that Mr. Bartlett has been at pains to populate it with

believable characters who are stirred by intensely personal concerns."

Charles Poore, _N.Y. Times_

"The book charms with its expert knowledge of place and people." Paul

Engle, _Chicago Tribune_

"Vivid, impressive, highly pictorial. What makes it a pleasure to read

is its marvelous vignettes of Mexican ways of life." Lon Tinkle,

_Dallas News_

"Only rarely is an American writer gifted with the perception and

sensitivity required to translate into English the intensity and sense

of tragedy of the Latin races." Joe Knoefler, _L.A. Times_

"Mr. Bartlett has given us a powerful, unusual and haunting novel,

filled with characters as real as the headlines in today's papers, who

move towards the inevitability of defeat like figures in a Greek

tragedy." Gwen, _The Oxford Mail_

"A beautifully atmospheric tale..." _The Washington Post_

"A dramatic, well-written symbol of transition..." _San Jose Mercury_

"A book of substance and depth, beautifully and poetically written..."

_Moberly Monitor_

"Achieves a totality of effect that reminds one of Poe..." _Wichita

Falls Times_

"If you like to feel the exotic made factual, here it is..."

_Saskatchewan Star_

"A lively and richly picturesque chronicle of a Mexico that was..."

_Chicago Sun-Times_

"An intense struggle heightened by personal involvement, written with

understanding..." _Los Angeles Examiner_

"Bartlett has pinpointed the struggle between the old order and the new,

between father and son..." _Atlanta Journal_

"Articulate ... believable ... the book charms with its expert knowledge

of place and people..." _Chicago Tribune_

"A skillfully written novel, interwoven with color and excitement..."

_New Bedford Standard_

"A suspenseful story..." _The Diplomat_

"A story of change, love, violence and corruption that moves fast..."

_Sacramento Bee_

"One of the high ranking novels of the year ... between realism and

poetry ... brilliant, colorful and smooth." _Worcester Telegram_

"A penetrating novel, with wonderful scenes and rich understanding..."

_Long Beach Press_

"A novel of exploitation and retribution..." _London Free Press_

"A novel of haunting significance..." _Bay St. Louis News_

"A capably written novel about a colorful land and an exciting era..."

_Los Angeles Mirror_

"Filled with impressive details of landscape and Mexican life ... all

presented with an artist's eye..." _Richmond News Leader_

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