Reviews

Gladyss of the Hunt by Arthur Nersesian

canadiantiquarian's review against another edition

3.0

Overall, it's a quick and fun read that intermingles ancient myth with pulp mystery. However, while the characteristics of the protagonist, Gladyss, are interesting, she isn't drawn deeply enough. She reads like a means to an end, free of the clever links that join the rest of the novel.

rahthesungod's review against another edition

4.0

Nersesian, as always, keeps his voice in tact. An unconvincing female, especially in her early 20s, Nersesian successfully tells a fun story of murder and mayhem with his gritty exposition and deep love of the dirty, the pervy, and New York. I would recommend Gladyss Of The Hunt not to Nersesian fans, but to readers who are looking for an easy, clever thriller. Nersesian's second mystery/crime novel is more fun than his last and less deep than his previous novels but still worth a read and high rating.