Seduction
“Very clever . . . definitely a cut above other thrillers.”–NOW(Toronto)"There are enough twists, turns and identity shifts to keep you guessing... Like a dream, it makes you question what's real and imagined."—Time"Seductionis smart and entertaining — brainy fun for a cold winter's night."—The Globe and Mail"Book-review clichés come to mind: "I couldn't put it down," "compulsively readable," etc.Seductionis a fast-paced modern novel filled with snappy dialogue, exotic settings and juicy intellectual plums, somewhat in the manner ofThe Da Vinci Code."—Montreal Gazette"A stylish suspenseful romp through psychoanalytical academia."—The Bay Street Bull“Seductionis certainly a romp, and the author’s pleasure in writing it comes across, a rare enough literary event. Her devotion to the subject matter is apparent.”–National Post“A fast-paced intellectual thriller . . . Dr Gildner’s insights about the desires that motivate us will keep you hooked.”–Chatelaine“Seductionintroduces crime fiction to literary mystery. . . . An addictive thriller that combines a crash course on Freudian theory with an old-fashioned detective story . . .Seductionis written with the kind of wit and intelligence reminiscent of another page-turner,The Da Vinci Code.”–The Hour(Montreal)“A psychologically deep novel that combines two ex-cons, Anna Freud, and ambitious archivist and a zany catalogue of characters.”–Elle(Canada)“A snappy pageturner of a debut.”–Ottawa CitizenPraise forToo Close to the Falls:“Memorably and skillfully told. . . Anyone who ever was, or has, a child considered differentin some way will enjoy this book.”—The Globe and Mail“Richly detailed and absorbing,Too Close to the Fallshas only one real fault. It ends too soon.”—Toronto Life“A fascinating childhood is no guarantee of a fascinating memoir. It still takes a gifted writer to translate the past into a work of art, and Gildiner is a gifted writer.”—Toronto Star