"[A] remarkable story of regret, revenge, and acceptance . . . A mystery, a romance, and more, this suspenseful novel builds to a climax that will thoroughly engross the reader."--"Library Journal"
"Reminiscent of Raymond Chandler, ["The Natural Disorder of Things" is] a haunting, gorgeously evocative and harrowingly intense chronicle of a man obsessed."--"Kirkus Reviews"
"A compelling, entirely adult literary thriller."--"Entertainment Weekly" (grade: A)
"Intelligently engrossing . . . Canobbio's narrative comes to a breakneck, virtually cinematic conclusion that knots all the plot's threads into a convincing, though shockingly unexpected, dramatic conclusion, giving way to a reflection too bittersweetly true to reveal."--"The Los Angeles Times"