Publisher: Hodder & StoughtonISBN: 9781529357721Number of pages: 432Weight: 660 gDimensions: 236 x 164 x 40 mm
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A cult novel with a difference...An intriguing mystery with a wholly unexpected ending,and a moving exploration of loss,trauma,belief and unintended consequences.Lewis does an excellent job of ratcheting up the tension: her portrayal of the cult gradually evolves from comic to sinister.Compelling and chillingIf you loved Stranger Things,read: Children of the SunGrippingOne of the hottest holiday reads for cool seasonal nightsDazzlingDazzling,chilling,moving and original. CHILDREN OF THE SUN defies genre in a way that is both fresh,and now to be expected from the brilliant Beth Lewis. I loved itBeth Lewis excels at turning her characters'best intentions into a destructive force that ultimately threatens their very lives. Vividly painted and laced with Americana,this haunting,unpredictable story leaves the reader racing through the pages to find the truth. A riveting,eerie and impossibly captivating novelA captivating depiction of love and loss and the lengths we will go to start againA beautifully crafted mystery that asks if we ever truly get a second chance,CHILDREN OF THE SUN plays brilliantly with the reader's assumptions,building in atmosphere and emotion towards an ending that changes everythingChildren of the Sun is that rare thing - an utterly propulsive,heart-pounding,pacy narrative,with the kind of depth and resonance that makes it linger in the mind long after you've finished reading...A beautifully wrought and haunting tale.A really original and captivating book,with atmospheric writing that immediately drew me in. Full of mystery and tension,with clever twists and reveals,all building to a surprising yet satisfying endingA brilliant,clever and addictive story with characters you really root for. I couldn't put it down.Beautifully written,unique,and utterly unforgettableA literary thriller with a speculative twist,complex and finely craftedClever and chilling. Engaging characters and setting. And a scary cult. What more could you ask for
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