Mouth to Mouth

Wilson, Antoine

  3 Reviews

Could it just be a tall tale, or did Jeff Cook really save art dealer Francis Arsenault's life? Jeff is keen to offload his story to an unnamed narrator, and it's a doozy. Jeff's connection to Francis starts when he saves him from drowning, but that's just the beginning. Keeping his good deed to himself, he becomes more than just curious about Francis, worming his way into his life, marrying his daughter, and wondering just what he did in saving the man ...

Deliciously disquieting, this short, sharp morality tale peels back the covers of the art world, raising questions about fate and destiny and just who is manipulating whom.

Comments from BDS Reviewers

"Easy to read as the story Jeff told was so original and so interesting. The content is excellent."

"The ending is brilliant."

"Seeing into a wealthy art dealer's world was excellent."

"The continuing element of mystery is well-maintained throughout the book."

"The plot is sufficiently credible and concisely moved-along to make the book easy to read and hard to put down."

"The ending is perfect for this story."

"Great writing style. Captures you into a 'would I have behaved differently' mode."

"Great ending."

"The story makes you question the characters in the book, and yourself."

"The story has a definite psychological flavour rather than a rip-roaring yarn of adventure, so it may not please all."

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