The paperback publication of a gripping and disturbing debut novel about the dark side of 1970s suburbia which received stunning reviews
The paperback publication of a gripping and disturbing debut novel about the dark side of 1970s suburbia which received stunning reviews
This is a novel about two very different girls and how sometimes, the sum can be more terrifying than each of its parts.
'You may think you know what they do in the dark... But who are 'they'...'Set in the mid-1970s, WHAT THEY DO IN THE DARK combines cosy nostalgia (jumbo lollies, gas fires) with rumbles of apprehension. Something awful's going to happen, but it's not clear what...'A terrific debut, full of energy and colour; as propulsive as a thriller.' - Carrie O'Grady, Guardian.“One of the darkest and most compelling novels published this year”
A masterly, disturbing piece of fiction . . . A novel that will leave you haunted long after you've read the final page - Sunday Times - Lucy Scholes
Amanda Coe's screenwriting credits include Shameless; Margot, about Margot Fonteyn and Nureyev; and As If, an acclaimed teen drama series. The Times recently named her one of the top ten women in television.
This is a novel about two very different girls, and how sometimes, the sum can be more terrifying than each of its parts. 'Quite stunning. Hugely evocative and compelling with an ending that will shock you rigid. A dark and ambitious novel that I defy anyone to forget in a hurry' Mark Billingham ''One of the most masterly, disturbing pieces of fiction I've read . . . A stripped-down, unsentimental portrait of childhood that will send shivers down your spine . . . This is a novel that will leave you haunted long after you've read the final page' Lucy Scholes, Sunday Times 'One of the darkest and most compelling novels published this year' Helen Rumbelow, The Times 'Combines cosy nostalgia (jumbo lollies, gas fires) with rumbles of apprehension. Something awful's going to happen, but it's not clear what . . . A terrific debut, full of energy and colour; as propulsive as a thriller' Carrie O'Grady, Guardian
This is a novel about two very different girls and how sometimes, the sum can be more terrifying than each of its parts.'You may think you know what they do in the dark... But who are 'they'...'Set in the mid-1970s, WHAT THEY DO IN THE DARK combines cosy nostalgia (jumbo lollies, gas fires) with rumbles of apprehension. Something awful's going to happen, but it's not clear what...'A terrific debut, full of energy and colour; as propulsive as a thriller.' - Carrie O'Grady, Guardian.
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