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A review by textpublishing
The Long Game by Simon Rowell
The following book reviews have been shared by Text Publishing – publisher of The Long Game
‘The Long Game is a nail-biting ride. Detective Sergeant Zoe Mayer and her service dog, Harry, kept me enthralled to the end.’
Greg Woodland, author of The Night Whistler
‘A sharply written, vividly set page-turner, inhabited by memorable characters, including Harry the loyal service dog.’
Tania Chandler, author of All That I Remember About Dean Cola
‘Beautifully written, this clever crime thriller kept me hooked till the end.’
Sara Foster, bestselling author of You Don’t Know Me
'Gripping and pacy, The Long Game is [a] great read from a local author.’
Readings
’This is a very entertaining crime novel that is elevated above much of the competition by its easy flowing style, nicely limned characters, vivid descriptions and strong sense of credibility. A terrific read.’
Canberra Weekly
‘An absolute cracker.’
Urban List
’The start of what one selfishly hopes is a long series…with heaps of potential, good characters and an interesting, complicated and tricky central plot.’
AustCrime
‘Compulsive reading.’
Canberra Times
‘The Long Game is a nail-biting ride. Detective Sergeant Zoe Mayer and her service dog, Harry, kept me enthralled to the end.’
Greg Woodland, author of The Night Whistler
‘A sharply written, vividly set page-turner, inhabited by memorable characters, including Harry the loyal service dog.’
Tania Chandler, author of All That I Remember About Dean Cola
‘Beautifully written, this clever crime thriller kept me hooked till the end.’
Sara Foster, bestselling author of You Don’t Know Me
'Gripping and pacy, The Long Game is [a] great read from a local author.’
Readings
’This is a very entertaining crime novel that is elevated above much of the competition by its easy flowing style, nicely limned characters, vivid descriptions and strong sense of credibility. A terrific read.’
Canberra Weekly
‘An absolute cracker.’
Urban List
’The start of what one selfishly hopes is a long series…with heaps of potential, good characters and an interesting, complicated and tricky central plot.’
AustCrime
‘Compulsive reading.’
Canberra Times