The Kim's Game (ePub)

Name: The Kim's Game
Brand: Cinnamon Press
SKU: 101427208
Price: 6.49 EUR
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(Sprache: Englisch)

Autor: Stephanie Percival

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When Henry Bennett, (Hal), returns to his childhood home of Leverbridge he hopes that he will meet the love of his life, Lizzie, again: his childhood sweetheart who jilted him at the altar. Instead he finds that she has been pronounced dead after being missing for 10 years.

Unable to put the past behind him, Hal is drawn into events he would prefer to forget, including the discovery of the remains of Alicia, who disappeared aged six when Hal was a ten-year-old, in the grounds of Leverbridge Manor, close to Hal's home at the Gatehouse. As Hal's life unravels, it begins to resemble a 'Kim's Game', a memory game in which items placed on a tray are removed one by one. What did happen to Lizzie? What are the dark secrets of the family at the Manor? What is lost and what remains? A gripping debut novel, part thriller and part character-study, The Kim's Game is an utterly convincing read.

Autoren-Porträt von Stephanie Percival

Stephanie Percival got her break when she was shortlisted for the BBC End of Story competition in 2004. She has continued to write and was shortlisted in the Writers and Artists short story competition, 2013 with 'You promised me a mocking bird', and won the Firewords, (in conjunction with Writers & Artists), short story competition in 2016, with 'The man with no shadow'. The Kim's Game, which was long-listed by Cinnamon Press in their novel competition, is due to be published in October 2017, and the novella, 'The Matter', will be published by Cinnamon Press in 2019.