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Goodbye, Dead Man! by Tom W. Harris is a gripping and thought-provoking novel that takes readers on a thrilling journey through suspense, mystery, and psychological depth. The story follows a troubled protagonist, whose troubled past and complicated relationships are at the forefront of this intriguing narrative.

Harris does an exceptional job of crafting a layered and complex main character, whose inner struggles lend an air of authenticity to the overall plot. The psychological depth adds an extra layer of intrigue, and readers will find themselves fully invested in uncovering the truth behind the protagonist's actions and motives.

The pacing of the novel is expertly executed, as the narrative unfolds at an engaging and steady rhythm. The author skillfully builds tension and suspense, ensuring that readers are constantly on edge, eagerly turning the pages to see what happens next. The plot twists and turns in unexpected ways, keeping readers guessing and ensuring that the story remains unpredictable and captivating.

Harris's prose is sharp, atmospheric, and descriptive, painting vivid pictures of the settings and characters. The atmospheric quality of the writing immerses readers in the story, allowing them to feel like they are right alongside the characters, experiencing their emotions and turmoil firsthand. The author's attention to detail enhances the overall reading experience, making the story feel incredibly realistic and compelling.

Moreover, the exploration of complex relationships within the book adds depth and dimension to the narrative. The novel delves into the intricacies of love, loss, and the human psyche, offering readers a profound and thought-provoking examination of these themes. The multi-faceted characters and their interactions bring a level of authenticity that adds emotional weight to the story, leaving a lasting impact on readers long after they've finished reading.

One aspect that could be seen as a small downside is that some readers may find the initial setup of the story to be slightly slow-paced. However, this deliberate pacing ultimately serves to build a solid foundation for the escalating tension and suspense later on.

In conclusion, Goodbye, Dead Man! is an exceptional piece of fiction that skillfully weaves together suspense, mystery, and psychological depth. Tom W. Harris's masterful storytelling and compelling characters make this novel an absolute pleasure to read. Highly recommended for those who enjoy psychological thrillers that captivate from start to finish.

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Mattup had killed a man, so it was logical he should be punished. It was Danny who came up with the idea of leaving him with the prophecy

Goodbye, Dead Man!

by Tom W. Harris

It was Orley Mattup's killing of the old lab technician that really made us hate him.

Mattup was a guard at the reactor installation at Bayless, Kentucky, where my friend Danny Hern and I were part of the staff when the Outsiders took everything over. In what god forsaken mountain hole they had found Mattup, and how they got him to sell out to them, I don't know. He was an authentic human, though. You can tell an Outsider.

Mattup and Danny and I were playing high low jack the night Uncle Pete was killed, sitting on the widewalk where Mattup had a view of the part of the station he was responsible for. High low jack is a back country card game; Danny had learned it in northern Pennsylvania, where he came from, and Mattup loved the game, and they had taught it to me because the game is better three handed. The evening sessions had been Danny's idea I think he figured it might give him a line on Mattup.

On the night in question, Mattup was on a week's losing streak and was in a foul humor. He was superstitious, and he had called for a new deck twice that evening and walked around his seat four different times... Continue reading book >>




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