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Allan Levine attended the University of Manitoba and then the University of Toronto. He received a Ph.D. in history from the University of Toronto in 1985. His biography of William Lyon Mackenzie King won the Alexander Isbister Award for best non-fiction book in 2012 and his mystery novel, The Blood Libel, was shortlisted for the Chapters/Books in Canada First Novel Award and the Arthur Ellis First Mystery Novel Award. He lives in Winnipeg, Canada.“Winnipeg’s own Allan Levine takes his talents for historical mystery to nineteenth-century New York for this novel. . . . Great research and great fun make this a winner.” —Margaret Cannon, <i>Globe and Mail</i><br /><br />“One of the finest ‘history mysteries’ available today. Evil of the Age is an award-winning novel in waiting . . . . <i>Evil of the Age</i> is history revealed in sordid and fascinating detail. It’s also a mystery—a chilling and believable tale. It simply doesn’t get any better than this.” —Don Graves, <i>Hamilton Spectator</i><br /><br />“Levine has done it again. He has seamlessly crafted an amazing mix of historical lore, credible views of the seamiest settings of old New York, an intertwined plot of murderous suspense and political corruption, and with a population of unique characters, good, bad, ugly, and everything in between. For history/mystery fans it’s a book that leaves its readers begging for the next of the St. Clair chronicles.” —M. Wayne Cunningham, <i>Mysterious Reviews</i>
“Winnipeg’s own Allan Levine takes his talents for historical mystery to nineteenth-century New York for this novel. . . . Great research and great fun make this a winner.” —Margaret Cannon, <i>Globe and Mail</i><br /><br />“One of the finest ‘history mysteries’ available today. Evil of the Age is an award-winning novel in waiting . . . . <i>Evil of the Age</i> is history revealed in sordid and fascinating detail. It’s also a mystery—a chilling and believable tale. It simply doesn’t get any better than this.” —Don Graves, <i>Hamilton Spectator</i><br /><br />“Levine has done it again. He has seamlessly crafted an amazing mix of historical lore, credible views of the seamiest settings of old New York, an intertwined plot of murderous suspense and political corruption, and with a population of unique characters, good, bad, ugly, and everything in between. For history/mystery fans it’s a book that leaves its readers begging for the next of the St. Clair chronicles.” —M. Wayne Cunningham, <i>Mysterious Reviews</i>