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|title=The Heat of the Sun
|sort=Heat of the Sun
|borrow=Yes
|isbn=9780857892034
|pages=283
|publisher=Atlantic Books
|date=July 2012
|website=http://www.davidrain.net/
|video=
|summary=An ageing journalist feels it's time to tell the truth about Senator Benjamin Franklin Pinkerton - and he knows the truth - he's a life-long friend of his son, known to all as Trouble. It's a beautiful re-telling of a cruel century.
|cover=0857892037
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David Rain is far too young to be writing this exquisitely. That's all I'm going to say.
Having made the comparison I must of course point you in the direction of FSF's [[The Great Gatsby by F Scott Fitzgerald|masterpiece]] but you might also enjoy [[The Missing by Tim Gautreaux]]
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|verb= said
|comment= You’ve got me looking him up to see how old he is now, but I haven’t found out yet. He does look rather youthful.
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[[Category:Historical Fiction]]
