The stunning second novel from the author of The Floating Island - a portrait of love at its most powerful and obsessive, and of how it can forever change lives...
A dark and atmospheric thriller for fans of T M Logan's LIES and Liz Lawler's DON'T WAKE UP.
Leo Fisch is a young man with a brilliant future ahead of him. He is bright, sociable and on the verge of moving in with his girlfriend, Kathryn. Outwardly, at least, he seems happy.
When a sinister discovery is made in a forest near Leo's home town, a figure from childhood re-enters his life. David Caldwell is tough and aggressive - the very opposite of the company Leo now keeps. Unlikely friends, they are bound by a shared summer - and secret - they had sworn to forget.
As the past and present begin to collide, the life Leo has built for himself starts to unravel.
Now Leo must confront the boy he once was, and the events of that summer which threaten to destroy them both...
The stunning second novel from the author of The Floating Island - a portrait of love at its most powerful and obsessive, and of how it can forever change lives...
A dark and atmospheric thriller for fans of T M Logan's LIES and Liz Lawler's DON'T WAKE UP.
Leo Fisch is a young man with a brilliant future ahead of him. He is bright, sociable and on the verge of moving in with his girlfriend, Kathryn. Outwardly, at least, he seems happy.
When a sinister discovery is made in a forest near Leo's home town, a figure from childhood re-enters his life. David Caldwell is tough and aggressive - the very opposite of the company Leo now keeps. Unlikely friends, they are bound by a shared summer - and secret - they had sworn to forget.
As the past and present begin to collide, the life Leo has built for himself starts to unravel.
Now Leo must confront the boy he once was, and the events of that summer which threaten to destroy them both...
The stunning second novel from the author of The Floating Island - a portrait of love at its most powerful and obsessive, and of how it can forever change lives...
Anna Ralph was born in Thornaby-on-Tees in 1974. She worked as a bookseller, in public relations and in journalism before writing full-time. She lives in Durham.
Atmospheric, an excellent ear for dialogue, beautifully managed
drama ... I liked it very much
*Margaret Forster*
Strongly evocative of childhood ... Ralph draws wholly believable
characters, tackling some painfully honest situations... This new
novel adds to the reputation earned with her first work, The
Floating Island, which won a Betty Trask Award
*Newcastle-upon-Tyne Journal*
A remarkably well crafted book ... Through an assortment of well
drawn characters, the author displays her considerable knowledge of
human nautre and her sensitive insight into the human condition
*Living North*
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