"As narrator, Doyle provides the perfect Irish voice to Dan, his mother, and his IRA accomplices." —Booklist Audio Review

"A bold, thrilling triumph of a book." —Ta Obreht, author of The Tigers Wife

"High Dive is a fascinating look into a troubled past. In taut scene after taut scene, with a fine style and wit among the carnage, Jonathan Lee does service to history and the novel both." —Joshua Ferris, author of Then We Came To The End

"High Dive is a novel so smart and compassionate and beautifully written that it asks for total immersion." —Lauren Groff, author of Fates & Furies

"Jonathan Lee is a virtuoso storyteller, combining the skills of a historian, a reporter, a criminal psychologist, and most importantly, a close observer of the complexity of everyday life. What a thrilling new novel." —Yiyun Li, author of A Thousand Years of Good Prayers

"A completely absorbing novel about the lives of people who struggle in small and massive ways." —Evie Wyld, author of All The Birds, Singing

"Lee is a writer of stylish concision, humour, wisdom and danger" —Colin Barrett, author of Young Skins

"High Dive is both wistful and very funny. It is also genuinely lyrical. But more than anything, what distinguishes it from so many other novels is its rare sincerity." —Alexander Maksik, author of A Marker To Measure Drift

Jonathan Lee is a British writer whose recent fiction has appeared in Tin House, Granta, and A Public Space, among other magazines. High Dive is his first novel to be published in the United States. He lives in Brooklyn, where he is a contributing editor for Guernica and a regular contributor to the Paris Review Daily.