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"Michael Moran understands what few Americans do: that we have reached a tipping point in global history that will fundamentally change the planet...America will find it very difficult to adjust to its new place as a peer, rather than a dominant nation." - From the Foreword by Nouriel Roubini, Chairman and Founder, Roubini Global EconomicsThe age of American global dominance is ending. In recent years, risky economic and foreign policies have steadily eroded... more
Published: April 10, 2012 by Macmillan Publishing
Genre: Business & Economics, History, Mystery, Thriller & Suspense. Fiction. 256 pages
At least one subplot too many dragged in toward the end...
Full ReviewLike THE BURNING, THE RECKONING couldn’t be put down.
Full ReviewThe Reckoning is Jane Casey's third Maeve Kerrigan novel in less than two years, and with it she moves effortlessly into the pantheon of top Irish female crime writers...
Full ReviewShe writes such intricate layers in her novels, and it’s a joy to peel them back and see what’s underneath.
Full ReviewI think Casey has done a great job of creating a book with a compelling plot and a cast full of characters I care about and want to see again.
Full ReviewThe storyline is really gripping and so well researched.
Full ReviewI have no patience for weak heroines... This is why Maeve Kerrigan and I get along well.
Full ReviewWith a couple of twists including who is behind the killings, fans will enjoy Kerrigan’s second case.
Full ReviewAs a narrative device, changing the perspective can be useful, but here it was both jarring and largely unnecessary.
Full ReviewCasey surrounds Kerrigan, an appealing blend of confidence and self-doubt, with a large cast of well-drawn characters, including Godley and Skinner.
Full ReviewTHE RECKONING combines a multi-layered plot with fully realized characters for an edgy and dark story that you simply can't read fast enough.
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