| Entertainment Weekly Edgerton， evoking Flannery O'Connor， composes chatty， tone-perfect tales of small-town life that illuminate the knife edge between satire and nostalgia. Here， evil comes to sleepy Listre， N.C.， circa 1950， in the form of a stranger with a pencil-thin mustache and a trunkful of dirty movies. The New York Times Book Review， Mark Childress Edgerton has produced seven novels set mostly in and around the town of Listre， the fictional stand-in for his hometown of Betheseda， N.C. Each of these books is， in its own way， thoroughly appealing， and Where Trouble Sleeps is no exception. See all Editorial Reviews |
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