PRAISE


Sunday, November 18, 2012
More Hearty Praise for Heartless Cruelty
A FUN READ
"I'm not really much of a murder mystery fan, but Heartless Cruelty was a thoroughly enjoyable read. The fact that I got to read it by candlelight (during the Hurricane Sandy power outage) enhanced a number of the "dark and stormy night" scenes."
BLAIR

MR. BACHMAN: A NEW TYPE OF SLEUTH
"A fascinating new type of sleuth, Mr. Bachman, helps solve this mystery. He's a high school English teacher, beloved by his students, and ready to help a mixed up teen find himself. There are many chills and spills along the way. I couldn't put it down. The New Jersey shore comes to life with Mr. Bachman. Can't wait for his next escapade."
G.H.

TERRIFIC READ. A MUST FOR JERSEY SHORE FANS.
"Heartless Cruelty is a terrific read. Fast-paced, well-plotted and cleverly written, it evokes the dark side of the Jersey shore of the 1980s - not the Jersey shore of sun, sand and surf, but the darkness, cold, squalor, and corruption of the shore in winter. Mr. Bachman, the lead character, is an English teacher at Atlantis High whose students love him because he treats them with honesty and sensitivity without dumbing down what he does in class. Concerned about Jason, one of his students, Bachman stumbles upon the dead body of Jason's father while making a call at Jason's home. The mystery of who killed Jason's father, together with Bachman's relationship with Jason's stunningly beautiful pro bono lawyer, propels the plot as the scenes shift from the classroom to the Mayor's office, from good cops to bad cops, from honesty and justice to heartless cruelty. Strongly recommended."
J.P. Sattin

Hearty Praise for HEARTLESS CRUELTY

“If you’re looking for the next great suspense novel, look no further than Heartless Cruelty. Richard W. Goffman’s moody setting, wonderful characters, and masterful plotting will have you turning pages late into the night as you follow high school English teacher-turned-reluctant hero Bill Bachman, who is in a race against time to save one of his students.”

Maryann McFadden
Indie Award-Winning Novelist of
The Book Lover

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