written, Julia's is a story begging to be told'
FREYA BERRY, author of
The Dictator's Wife'
1984's Julia gets the spotlight in this reimagining of Orwell's classic, where she presents as a dutiful Outer Party member, but is working with a small band of rebel women. A heart-pounding look into a secondary character's legacy'
Grazia'A compelling tale of love and sacrifice, a worthy companion to the original novel'
My Weekly'Sinister, chilling and heart-breaking, it's a worthy successor to Orwell's dystopian classic, allowing readers to explore a new version of Julia's story'
Culturefly'A dazzling retelling of the classic dystopian novel, which raises profound questions about how society works, and whether or not woman have political agency. I found it memorable, deeply moving, and at times, terrifying'
KATE RHODES, author of the Ben Kitto series
'Katherine Bradley has delivered a worthy counterpart to George Orwell's
1984 in this chilling, taut book. It's as claustrophobic as it needs to be; particularly frightening as one looks around and sees that we are voluntarily moving towards Orwell's nightmare. It is nothing short of a triumph'
MARA TIMON, author of
City of Spies'In this highly original take on Orwell's
1984 - the Big Brother of all dystopian classics - Bradley weaves a complex and engaging plot around the idea of a female resistance to oppressive overlords. Oppressive and creepy, but with real heart'
A. K. TURNER, author of the Cassie Raven series
