Lies Of Silence by Brian MooreMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
This was a Man Booker Prize Nominee back in the day (1990), probably because the author manages to pack a whallop into a short novel. Michael Dillon, a hotel manager in Belfast, is ready to escape to London with his girlfriend and leave his wife behind. But when the IRA break into his home the night before he is to leave, he discovers that there may be other plans for him. The moral of the story seemed to be "Karma is a bitch."
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