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With only three books, Laura Wilson has positioned herself as a notable successor to the psychological novels of Patricia Highsmith and Minette Walters. She employs multiple voices to tell her story, with each narrator revealing their perspective, influenced by their personality and self-interest. The reader becomes an unbiased observer, piecing together a chilling narrative of lies, deceit, and murder. Gerald, whose story unfolds through his journals, is introduced as both a troubled man in his 60s and a boy. His past includes encounters with the police, the details of which remain unclear. He is the son of renowned children's author M.M. Haldane, who has passed away. M. (Marjorie) M. (Maud) created the character Tom Tyler and adopted another child, Vera Traxton, who was murdered during the war, leading to an American serviceman's execution for the crime. We also meet Tilly, M.M.'s sister, a former actress now in a nursing home, who reminisces about her past while critiquing her sister's parenting. Jo, who works with Gerald, is a single mother concerned about her daughter Mel being followed by an older man, but her attention is divided due to her new boyfriend, Ron. As each character shares their story, a shocking climax builds, enhanced by excerpts from M.M. Haldane's works that deepen the sense of horror. This original, chilling narrative further establishes Wilson's reputation as a compelling new author.
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Ein reines Herz, Laura Agar Wilson
- Lingua
- Pubblicato
- 2003
- Rilegatura
- (In brossura),
- Condizioni del libro
- Danneggiato
- Prezzo
- 1,61 €
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- Titolo
- Ein reines Herz
- Sottotitolo
- Roman
- Lingua
- Tedesco
- Autori
- Laura Agar Wilson
- Editore
- Goldmann
- Pubblicato
- 2003
- Formato
- In brossura
- Pagine
- 350
- ISBN10
- 3442055105
- ISBN13
- 9783442055104
- Serie
- Titolo originale
- My best friend
- Valutazione
- 2,5 su 5
- Descrizione
- With only three books, Laura Wilson has positioned herself as a notable successor to the psychological novels of Patricia Highsmith and Minette Walters. She employs multiple voices to tell her story, with each narrator revealing their perspective, influenced by their personality and self-interest. The reader becomes an unbiased observer, piecing together a chilling narrative of lies, deceit, and murder. Gerald, whose story unfolds through his journals, is introduced as both a troubled man in his 60s and a boy. His past includes encounters with the police, the details of which remain unclear. He is the son of renowned children's author M.M. Haldane, who has passed away. M. (Marjorie) M. (Maud) created the character Tom Tyler and adopted another child, Vera Traxton, who was murdered during the war, leading to an American serviceman's execution for the crime. We also meet Tilly, M.M.'s sister, a former actress now in a nursing home, who reminisces about her past while critiquing her sister's parenting. Jo, who works with Gerald, is a single mother concerned about her daughter Mel being followed by an older man, but her attention is divided due to her new boyfriend, Ron. As each character shares their story, a shocking climax builds, enhanced by excerpts from M.M. Haldane's works that deepen the sense of horror. This original, chilling narrative further establishes Wilson's reputation as a compelling new author.