Does anyone have anything to report about White Death by Daniel Blake?
starburstmagazine.com/review … hite-death
Also, how about A Partial History of Lost Causes by Jennifer DuBois?
kirkusreviews.com/book-revi … st-causes/
How about A Softness in the Eyes by Harry Posner?
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How about
Lisa: A Chess Novel by Jesse Kraai
chesscafe.com/text/review914.pdf
Autobiography of a Goat by Jeremy Silman
jeremysilman.com/shop/pc/Aut … 1p3816.htm
Twilight Game by Arnaldur Indridason
chessvibes.com/review-lisa-p … cent-books
I read and enjoyed the DuBois novel. However, the chess master stuff is mostly just background for the character.
There’s a recurring character, a teenage chess master named Zhenya, who appears in the most recent Martin Cruz Smith novels: “Stalin’s Ghost,” “Wolves Eat Dogs” and the latest, “Tatiana.”
What about this one?
The Tournament by Matthew Reilly