Ceremony of Innocence: A Novel
A terrifying voyage into a sinister underworld of political extremism and spiritual confusion. Set in and around Germany,Ceremony of Innocence, is replete with dark secrets, betrayals and above all, damaged young people struggling to find a sense of purpose amid the moral chaos of near-contemporary Europe. The novel s stunning climax is reminiscent of an early Graham Greene plot and will leave the reader reeling with shock. --Fiorella De Maria, Author,Poor Banished ChildrenI have long enjoyed Cumming McLean's journalism, so it's no surprise that this book is a true joy to read. In a literary world increasingly distended with stale predictability, it's so energizing to read something genuinely original and vibrant. --Michael Coren, TV Host, Author,Why Catholics Are RightAn exciting debut novel well-paced, intelligent, and suspenseful. In the style of Graham Greene, Dorothy McLean has placed her characters on the knife edge between terror and salvation. --Richard Greene, Ph.D., Professor of English, University of Toronto