Glint

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Summary: Glint
Review: Glint was a great book to read. I couldn't put the book down. I wanted to keep on reading it to see what happen next. Joseph did a excellent job bringing his book to life. Glint should be made into a movie. Thanks Joseph I loved your book *

Rating:
Summary: Glint
Review: Glint was a great book to read. I couldn't put the book down. I wanted to keep on reading it to see what happen next. Joseph did a excellent job bringing his book to life. Glint should be made into a movie. Thanks Joseph I loved your book *

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Summary: Excellent read
Review: I enjoyed this book so much. Quitman is quite a protagonist. This story has so many twists and turns and I never knew what was going to happen next. Loved it and Quitman and would recommend it to anyone who loves a good mystery that keeps you on the edge of your chair (couch in my case.) Mr. Valentinetti is very talented.

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Summary: Excellent read
Review: I enjoyed this book so much. Quitman is quite a protagonist. This story has so many twists and turns and I never knew what was going to happen next. Loved it and Quitman and would recommend it to anyone who loves a good mystery that keeps you on the edge of your chair (couch in my case.) Mr. Valentinetti is very talented.

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Summary: Glint: More than a Mystery
Review: Joseph Valentinetti's "Glint" is a fine mystery, carefully and intrically plotted. What makes this novel more than a mystery is the powerful characterization of its progagonist, the wonderfully drawn and absolutely believable Quitman O'Neil, whose vulnerability and bravery beat at the heart of the story. Our first hint that we are in territory removed from the laconic, disinterested landscape of the average detective story comes early, as Quitman responds with emotional depth and integrity to a horror with which he is intimately involved.
Mr. Valentinetti draws his women with as sure a hand: Helen's relationship with Quitman is complicated, tender, passionate and revealing; Maria, the daughter of a father threatened by her sexuality, is at once poignant and merciless. It is within his interactions with Maria and Helen that the fascination and truth of Quitman lie.
The novel's intricacies of plot form a metaphor for the development of a man who is imperfectly aware of his own emptiness, and equally tentative when he begins to fill it with his own character. Mr. Valentinetti is a hell of a writer, and "Glint" is a keeper.

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Summary: A very good murder mystery
Review: This book held my interest for more than one reason. It was a very realistic story line and made very believable by the author. The plot was well thought out and planned. I know it took time and effort. Thanks Joesph you did a wonderful job.