Artikel: Trust in Linwood Barclay’s “Eyes”

Ali Karim has followed Linwood Barclay’s work since his breakout novel “No time for goodbye”, and as much as he found last years “The accident” captivating, little prepared him for the intensity and elegance of “Trust your eyes”.

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