Riverflow
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No longer the benign friend of summer, the Severn was a restless dragon slithering its way past
After a beloved family member is drowned in a devastating flood, Bede and Elin Sherwell want nothing more than to be left in peace to pursue their off-grid life. But when the very real prospect of fracking hits their village, they are drawn into the front line of the protests. During a spring of relentless rain, a series of mysterious threats and suspicious accidents put friendships on the line, and the Sherwells' marriage under unbearable tension. Is there a connection with their uncle's death? As the river rises in torrential rain, pressure mounts, Bede's sense of self begins to crumble, and Elin is no longer sure who to believe or what to believe in.
'I was completely drawn in by her characters and their environment... The sense of unease that pervades throughout was heart-stopping.' Emma Curtis
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- Intro
- Dedication
- Title Page
- Introduction
- No need for words
- Undercurrents
- Innocents
- What goes on
- Breathing new life
- Nice work
- The finer things in life
- Living in the real world
- An idealist with a vision
- Deftly stilled
- A show of politeness
- Being seen like this
- Stranded
- Like old times
- Restoring some kind of normality
- The escapism of believing
- Everywhere's under threat
- This is no fun
- Something unforgivable
- Not what matters
- Time to move on
- Still the same hands
- I wasn't there
- In memory
- Riverflow
- Acknowledgements
- About Honno
- Copyright
