Brian Moore (novelist) | Criticism

This literature criticism consists of approximately 2 pages of analysis & critique of Brian Moore (novelist).

Brian Moore (novelist) | Criticism

This literature criticism consists of approximately 2 pages of analysis & critique of Brian Moore (novelist).
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[In Cold Heaven, Brian Moore] quickly has his readers on the edge of their seats. A young doctor, Alex Davenport, and his wife, Marie, spend a brief holiday in Nice, France. While he is swimming in the Bay of Angels, a powerboat runs over him as his wife watches in horror from a paddle boat. She had intended to announce to Alex that day that she was going to leave him for another man; instead, the day ends with the announcement that a skull fracture and a severe concussion have killed the brilliant but selfish pathologist. The next day, however, the straightforward tragedy takes a bizarre turn that will keep reading lights ablaze until dawn. Marie, arriving at the hospital to make the necessary arrangements, is informed that her husband's body has disappeared from the morgue. The bewildered doctors have no explanation. Returning to her hotel room, she...

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