When Captain Flint Was Still a Good Man - Tapa blanda

Dybek brings serious talent to bear... [The novel] finishes on a powerful note of moral murkiness... Evocative. (New York Times)

Finely crafted . . . a taut novel juggling the sometimes conflicting impulses to do the moral thing, and to protect those we love (Los Angeles Times)

Dybek has a gift for the atmospheric. (The New Yorker)

An engrossing and exacting moral thriller. (Peter Ho Davies, author of The Welsh Girl)

A thrilling yarn, delivered as if by a scarred man by the consoling light of a fire. (The Economist)

An authentic, atmospheric, coming-of-age story with a painful dilemma . . . A terrific debut. (C. J. Box)

[An] engrossing, often haunting thriller. (Washington Independent Review of Books)

Dybek has created a superbly orchestrated and soulful drama of loyalty to family and an imperiled way of life and the fathomless forces that make a good man go bad. (Booklist)

A book to watch. (O: The Oprah Magazine)

Complex and suspenseful . . . A genuine tragedy-powerful, mythic, unforgettable. (Jaimy Gordon, author of Lord of Misrule)