OVER HALF A MILLION COPIES OF APPLE TREE YARD SOLD
'Psychologically acute. Terrific.' Daily Mail
'A page-turning read. Kept me reading well past bedtime!' VAL McDERMID
'Pacey and propulsive.' Guardian
'A rare combination of elegance and unbelievable tension . . . Utterly brilliant.' Joanna Cannon
'Gripping.' Marie Claire
The latest from the Number One Sunday Times Bestselling author Louise Doughty
Bird is a woman on the run. One minute, she's in a meeting in her office in Birmingham - the next, she's walking out on her job, her home, her life. It's a day she thought might come, one she's prepared for. But nothing could prepare her for what will happen next.
As Bird tries to work out who exactly is on her trail, she must also decide who - if anyone - she can trust. Is her greatest fear that she will be hunted down, or that she will never be found?
Readers are gripped by A Bird in Winter:
***** 'Bird is a character who will stay with me for a long time.'
'***** As good as Apple Tree Yard, it was impossible to put this book down.'
***** 'Cleverly plotted and full of thought provoking situations and twists.'
***** 'If you like strong female leads that aren't perfect, then you will devour this.'
***** 'A beautiful, intricately plotted, and intriguing narrative.'
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Höhe: 232 mm
Breite: 152 mm
Dicke: 29 mm
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978-0-571-32218-3 (9780571322183)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Louise Doughty's novels include Platform Seven, recently filmed for ITV; Black Water, a New York Times Notable Book of the Year; the bestseller Apple Tree Yard, which was adapted for BBC One; and Whatever You Love, nominated for the Costa Novel Award and the Women's Prize for fiction. She has been nominated for many other prizes including the Sunday Times Short Story Prize and the CWA Silver Dagger, along with creating and writing the hit BBC drama Crossfire. Her work has been translated into thirty languages. She lives in London.
