Press Release: A Deeper Look into Michael Davidow’s “Interdiction”
In his latest novel, Interdiction, author Michael Davidow immerses readers in the intricate landscape of southeastern New Hampshire, exploring compelling themes of morality and authority amidst community turmoil. The narrative unfolds after a college student is tragically shot by a police officer during a routine traffic stop, inciting tension between local law enforcement and state authorities.
At the heart of this emotional landscape is Val, a part-time police officer and philosophy student from the University of New Hampshire. Val’s unique perspective allows her to probe deeper into the complexities of the incident, raising philosophical questions about fate and the nature of truth. As she navigates the intertwining motives of various political figures and agencies, readers become captivated by her thoughtful engagement with the events surrounding the tragedy.
Critically acclaimed reviewer Monica West describes Interdiction as a “rich and informative tale” that invites reflection and discussion about systemic issues in law enforcement and community relationships. West notes her connection to Val, praising the character’s introspective approach, making the book an emotional and philosophical journey worth revisiting.
Michael Davidow, an experienced criminal defense attorney and former Boston resident, brings his expertise and insight to this riveting narrative, encouraging readers to ponder the implications of every choice we make. With Interdiction, Davidow continues to cement his place as a significant voice in contemporary fiction.
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