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Joshua Jones's life is falling apart: he's just lost his job, his wife and his flat. But on the precipice of homelessness and defeat, he meets a beguiling stranger...

Angela, an impulsive femme fatale, has also reached a low point. Seeking refuge in each other's arms, they share a moment of reckless tenderness before she steps quite deliberately into the path of an oncoming bus.

As Angela lies in a coma, Josh-determined to find out who she really is and to explain her suicidal act-pretends that he is her boyfriend, inextricably binding their fates. But as his obsession grows, so does the danger of his situation. Suspecting he is being followed, and acting ever more erratically, he begins to question his own sanity until the discovery of Angela's real identity finally reveals a chilling truth...

In this sensitively rendered, shockingly unpredictable psychological drama, acclaimed novelist Danny Scheinmann reminds us that before we can connect with others, we must first understand ourselves.



In this striking and compelling follow-up to Danny Scheinmann's bestselling Random Acts of Heroic Love, a chance encounter between strangers will leave one in a coma and the other racing to uncover the chilling truth about himself.



About the Author

Danny Scheinmann is an author, performer, and above all a storyteller. He travelled all over the world with his storytelling theatre company, worked in conventional theatre, TV and film, and spent 18 months in the David Glass Ensemble's Lost Child project, which involved creating theatre with street children in Bogota, Manila, and Phnom Penh.

He co-wrote and starred in the indie movie The West Wittering Affair with his wife Sarah Sutcliffe, and in 2014 he won the Pears Short Film Award for his screenplay for The Divorce, which he co-directed with his brother David.

His debut novel, Random Acts of Heroic Love, was a bestseller in the UK and has been translated into 21 languages. Danny lives with his wife and three children in North London.

www.dannyscheinmann.com




Book Information
ISBN 9781783521180
Author Danny Scheinmann
Format Hardback
Page Count 304
Imprint Unbound Digital
Publisher Unbound
Dimensions(mm) 240mm * 159mm * 32mm

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