More nice reviews for 'Sparrow's Revenge'

Here are a couple of nice recent reviews for 'Sparrow's Revenge; A Novel of Wartime Tuscany':

In Fra Noi, the Italian American monthly published in Chicago, Fred Gardaphe, who directs the Italian American Studies Program at the University of New York at Stony Brook, wrote:

"From the author of 'The Cielo: A Novel of Wartime Tuscany' comes 'Sparrow's Revenge,' a sequel that's just as exciting and full of twists and turns. As the survivors of the massacre at Sant'Anna try to put their lives back together and understand the trauma they endured, two men, enemies during the war, come face to face and resolve their differences in unexpected ways. Paul Salsini's attention to history serves as a good antidote to Spike Lee's 'Miracle at SantAnna,' and makes for a rewarding read."

Meanwhile, the US Review of Books, an online service, wrote, in part:

"One aspect that sets this novel apart is the lush scenery of Italy. In addition to good dialogue, Salsini is a wonderful storyteller with flashes of deep understanding of the human psychology and modern history."