The Girl In The Red Coat
The Girl In The Red Coat
- Seisukord: Hea (kasutatud)
- Märkused:
- Faber and Faber |
- 378 lk | Pehmekaaneline | 130 x 200 mm
- ISBN: 9780571313266
- Keel: ingliskeelne
Vanished in a Blink
On a bustling London street, seven-year-old Carmel’s small frame and signature red coat vanish into the tide of commuters. In The Girl in the Red Coat, Kate Hamer conjures a city transformed by grief and desperation as Carmel’s distraught mother, Beth, races against time to unravel the mystery of her daughter’s disappearance. From the rain-slicked pavements of the West End to the abandoned playgrounds of East London, each setting bristles with the hum of hidden dangers and whispered legends. Hamer’s prose crackles with suspense, inviting readers to feel every pounding pulse of hope and dread as Beth confronts the yawning chasm between memory and reality.
Echoes of a Stranger’s Promise
When a mysterious witness claims to have seen Carmel with an enigmatic street magician known only as “The Smiler,” Beth must navigate a labyrinth of stranger-than-fiction characters: an aging illusionist whose haunted eyes betray a remorse he cannot name, a restless teenage runaway seeking her own path to freedom, and a disillusioned detective whose faith in the system has been shattered by past failures. As Beth delves deeper into the world of urban folklore and clandestine performances beneath flickering neon lights, she uncovers unsettling clues that challenge her assumptions—about her daughter, her marriage, and her own capacity for resilience.
Beyond the Final Trick
With every revealed secret, the boundaries between truth and illusion blur, driving Beth toward a final confrontation at the heart of an abandoned fairground where hopes shimmer like broken mirrors and the past refuses to stay buried. In a breathtaking climax under the glow of a solitary carousel lantern, Beth discovers that the greatest magic lies not in sleight of hand, but in a mother’s unwavering love.
. Kate Hamer – acclaimed British author born in 1979, celebrated for her haunting psychological thrillers and lyrical explorations of love, loss, and the extraordinary bonds between parent and child.
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