Holly Cave

The Memory Chamber (eBook, ePUB)

An elegant tale of love and loss

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

'Vivid, compelling, and thought-provoking. Utterly original'
Will Dean, author of Dark Pines

'At last a book that has it all. So beautifully written. I loved it'
Amazon Reviewer

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An afterlife of your own design - what could go wrong?

Isobel designs artificial 'heavens' for her clients, created from the memories they treasure most. She works for Oakley Associates, London's most prestigious firm of its kind. Her heavens are renowned for their beauty and perfection.

But Isobel crosses an ethical line when she falls for Jarek, a new - and married - client. Then, in the wake of his wife's murder, Isobel uncovers a darker and deadlier side of the world she works in. As her life starts falling apart, Isobel realises that nothing is as perfect as it seems, not even heaven itself...

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'Wow! I started this book mid afternoon and finished it at 1:15 am. I just could not put it down'
Amazon Reviewer

'An elegant tale of love and loss, memory and murder, set in an edgy near-future'
Daily Mail

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Quercus
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. Februar 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781786485342
• Artikelnr.: 50923507

Autorenporträt

Holly Cave was born in sunny Torquay in 1983. She received a BSc in Biology and an MSc in Science Communication from Imperial College London, after which she spent four years working at the Science Museum in London. After a career break to travel the world, Holly became a freelance writer and now writes about science and technology alongside her fiction. She lives in Bedford with her husband, baby son and dog. The Memory Chamber is her first novel with Quercus, although she wrote a number of unpublished works with her father on his typewriter in the 1990s.

Rezensionen

An elegant tale of love and loss, memory and murder, set in an edgy near-future Daily Mail