The Black Path (eBook)

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'An intense, tightly calibrated thriller' - The Huffington Post



A dark tale of love and lies, obsession and betrayal, The Black Path will appeal to fans of 'domestic noir' and anyone who's ever wondered about the secrets people keep.



How well do you really know those closest to you?



Helen has been holding out for a hero all her life.

Her father was a hero - but he was murdered when she was ten.

Her husband is a hero - but he's thousands of miles away, fighting a war people say will never be won.



Sometimes Helen wonders if Owen isn't the only one living in a war zone. She feels the violence all around her. She reads about it in the papers. It feeds her dreams and fills her days with a sense of dread. Try as she might, she can't escape the feeling that something terrible is about to happen.



Then one night on the troubled streets of her home town, Helen is rescued from a fight by a woman who will change her life forever. Siân is everything Helen isn't - confident, glamorous, fearless. But there's something else about her - a connection that cements their friendship and makes Helen question everything she's ever known.



And when her husband returns home, altered in a way she can't understand, she is forced to draw on an inner strength she never knew she had.

As bitter truths are uncovered, Helen must finally face her fears and the one place which has haunted her since childhood - the Black Path.



LONGLISTED FOR THE GUARDIAN'S 'NOT THE BOOKER PRIZE'

'An intense, tightly calibrated thriller' - The Huffington Post



A dark tale of love and lies, obsession and betrayal, The Black Path will appeal to fans of 'domestic noir' and anyone who's ever wondered about the secrets people keep.



How well do you really know those closest to you?



Helen has been holding out for a hero all her life.

Her father was a hero - but he was murdered when she was ten.

Her husband is a hero - but he's thousands of miles away, fighting a war people say will never be won.



Sometimes Helen wonders if Owen isn't the only one living in a war zone. She feels the violence all around her. She reads about it in the papers. It feeds her dreams and fills her days with a sense of dread. Try as she might, she can't escape the feeling that something terrible is about to happen.



Then one night on the troubled streets of her home town, Helen is rescued from a fight by a woman who will change her life forever. Siân is everything Helen isn't - confident, glamorous, fearless. But there's something else about her - a connection that cements their friendship and makes Helen question everything she's ever known.



And when her husband returns home, altered in a way she can't understand, she is forced to draw on an inner strength she never knew she had.

As bitter truths are uncovered, Helen must finally face her fears and the one place which has haunted her since childhood - the Black Path.



LONGLISTED FOR THE GUARDIAN'S 'NOT THE BOOKER PRIZE'

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VerlagHeadline
EinbandAdobe Digital Editions
Erscheinungsjahr2016
Seitenangabe384 S.
AusgabekennzeichenEnglisch
Masse906 KB
PlattformEPUB
AutorBurston, Paul

Über den Autor Paul Burston

Paul Burston is the author of five novels and the editor of two short story collections. His most recent novel 'The Black Path', was longlisted for the Guardian's Not The Booker Prize 2016 and was a bestseller at WH Smith. His first novel, 'Shameless', was shortlisted for the State of Britain Award. His third novel, 'Lovers & Losers' was shortlisted for a Stonewall Award. His fourth, 'The Gay Divorcee', was optioned for television. He was a founding editor of Attitude magazine and has written for many publications including The Guardian, The Independent, Time Out, The Times and The Sunday Times. In March 2016, he was featured in the British Council's #FiveFilms4Freedom Global List 2016, celebrating "33 visionary people who are promoting freedom, equality and LGBT rights around the world". He is the founder and host of London's award-winning LGBT+ literary salon Polari and founder and chair of The Polari First Book Prize for new writing.

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