The Dark Truths That Marianne Uncovers Speak Volumes About The Dark Underbelly Of Our Society And Forces Us To Question How Far We Would Go To Protect Those We Care Most About.

As She Is Pulled Deeper Into The Depths Of The Underworld That Greg Was Seemingly Hostage To, She Gets Closer And Closer To Coming Face To Face With Sam - The Assassin Hired To Kill Her. In This Fast-paced, Powerful And Exceptionally Plotted Novel, Marianne Must Figure Out Whether Greg Was Trying To Protect Her Or Whether He Was Complicit In The Conspiracy For Her Murder. After Tentative Searching, She Discovers Her Name On A Hit List. There are feints, counterfeits, battles of wits, plot twists that appear from thin air. Why Was Greg, A Principled Charity Worker And Dedicated Husband, Logging On To A Website That Showcases The Worst Of Humanity's Cruel Impulses And Where Anything Is Available For A Price? Marianne Steels Herself And Logs On. From there, Maud Dixon becomes less a Highsmith-esque character studythe tightly drawn portrait of a brilliantly charming sociopaththan a plot-heavy romp. Until One Day, She Discovers That He Had Been Accessing The Dark Web. Numb With Grief, Marianne Consoles Herself By Scouring Greg's Laptop, Finding Comfort In Reading His Old Emails And Tracing His Footsteps Across The Web. When Marianne's Husband Greg Is Knocked Off His Bike And Killed On The Way To Work, She Must Unpick The Life He Left Behind.

Hot Stew by Fiona Mozley is published in hardback by John Murray Press, priced £16.99 (ebook £9.99).Congratulations, Someone Wants You Dead. It’s a brilliantly crafted story about class and race, and the failure of society to catch children who fall through the cracks.8/10(Review by Georgie Grouse)ģ. As the novel flips between the protagonist as a young boy and as a teenager, you are able to map the significant moments that fundamentally alter his course.

It’s a powerful and tragic read, making a profound statement about how important access to opportunities can be, and how much of an impact your childhood and background can have on your future. But with his on and off again parents falling deeper into crack addiction, it seems his optimism and energy for life might not be enough to escape the limitations of poverty. Told through the eyes of Kai, a mixed-race kid who grows up on a rural council estate in Somerset where he and his three older sisters have three different dads, he searches for solace in nature and the wild rabbits he finds there. You won’t be able to predict the outcome of King Of Rabbits.

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