The Residents. Coming in summer 2027 . . . an addictive debut psychological thriller
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- Nombre de pages384
- Date de parution01/07/2027
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-0-349-02253-6
- EAN9780349022536
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurConstable
Résumé
Unbearably tense and brilliantly twisty, this is the outstanding debut novel from an exciting new voice in psychological thriller writing: Charlotte Tarr.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -400 PRISONERS. ONE REMOTE ISLAND. NOWHERE TO RUN. When she's dismissed from her job as a reporter for a national newspaper, Morven Munro quits big city life and slinks back to the local rag in her small Scottish home town.
But puff pieces and community news are no match for the memories that haunt her every waking moment. So when she's assigned a feature on Dunmor, Scotland's controversial open prison on a remote island in the North Atlantic, Morven is intrigued. A prison without bars, where prisoners are 'residents' and take up genteel pursuits - is Dunmor a holiday camp for criminals, or a revolutionary rehabilitation experiment?Morven's plan to tell the story of 'the world's nicest prison' shatters when she recognises a resident.
Malcolm Ferguson is a convicted murderer. He's also Morven's brother, whom she last saw 14 years ago, when she stood in the witness box and testified against him. She wants to flee, but a violent storm makes escape from the island impossible. And the longer Morven spends on Dunmor, the more she's certain something is very, very wrong. Her journalistic instincts go into overdrive when a body is discovered.
This may not be the story she came for - it could be the story that gets her killed - but if she doesn't undercover the truth, she may never get justice for the dead, or clear her own guilty conscience. She came to tell their story, but someone knows hers .
But puff pieces and community news are no match for the memories that haunt her every waking moment. So when she's assigned a feature on Dunmor, Scotland's controversial open prison on a remote island in the North Atlantic, Morven is intrigued. A prison without bars, where prisoners are 'residents' and take up genteel pursuits - is Dunmor a holiday camp for criminals, or a revolutionary rehabilitation experiment?Morven's plan to tell the story of 'the world's nicest prison' shatters when she recognises a resident.
Malcolm Ferguson is a convicted murderer. He's also Morven's brother, whom she last saw 14 years ago, when she stood in the witness box and testified against him. She wants to flee, but a violent storm makes escape from the island impossible. And the longer Morven spends on Dunmor, the more she's certain something is very, very wrong. Her journalistic instincts go into overdrive when a body is discovered.
This may not be the story she came for - it could be the story that gets her killed - but if she doesn't undercover the truth, she may never get justice for the dead, or clear her own guilty conscience. She came to tell their story, but someone knows hers .