PRAISE FOR DAVID ORSINI’S BOOKS

The Woman Who Loved Too Well - “The novel maintains an elegant balance of World War II spy thriller and romance in the best tradition of Ken Follett. David Orsini’s precise knowledge of history is equaled only by his command of storytelling.”
– Jon Land, USA Today bestselling author of The Caitlin Strong Series

The Ghost Lovers – “Like other fiction by David Orsini, The Ghost Lovers is wonderfully written and crafted with a strong, dramatic plot; unforgettable characters who are haunted by the ghosts of the past; and a setting of natural beauty that is often in stark contrast to the violence and brutality of battle in war-torn Europe. The Ghost Lovers is a fast-paced and fascinating thriller that keeps the reader engrossed to the last line.”
– Lois A. Cuddy, Author of Penelope’s Song

The Subtleties of Seduction – “This novella speaks to a feeling of uncertainty, alienation, and even rebellion that is very much of this moment. In its joining of past and present sensibilities, The Subtleties of Seduction stakes its claim as a work of enduring fiction.”
- Bernhard H. Kuhn, Author of Autobiography and Natural Science: Rousseau, Goethe, Thoreau
 
Schemes, Disguises, & Traps – “A terrific novel. The reader careens through the action of lies, deceptions, double-crosses, and – yes – a killing…into the depths of the characters’ psychological dysfunction and social anomie.”
- Ben W. McClelland, Author of A Soldier’s Son