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Fall Curve

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A modern morality tale with a dark twist, Fall Curve follows a young Californian drifter to London where he is reunited with his long-lost twin brother and his loving but ultimately highly dangerous uncle. A stylish psychological thriller.

Jeff Rass longs for the family life he missed in foster care so when he learns of a successful brother and uncle in London he travels to meet them with an open, hopeful heart. But the normality is a veneer. His uncle means him harm while his brother is a pawn in an old man's warped games.
In ever-constricting circles, Jeff winds around the heart of a city few emerge from untainted. And when he reaches out to his new English girlfriend, Serena, she is enmeshed in her own terrible dilemma and may prove even more dangerous.

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First published February 1, 2011

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Daniel Sage

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Daniel Sage is a writer and coach based in London, after 15 years working at Goldman Sachs and 10 years in publishing.

A revised edition of Interview Superpower is out now (June 2021) - a how-to guide for going for your interview, packed with insider tips and all you need to ace the day! Updated for Post Covid-19.

He is also the author of the novel Fall Curve, numerous short stories collected into publication for Winter 2021, and a regular newspaper column, Letter from London.

website: http://danielsage.co.uk

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July 16, 2011
Sage brings together characters from across different countries and entirely different lifestyles. I found myself always pulling for the main character Jeff as he unravels a strange and unbelievable plot of his new found family member. Although there are a few things I wish would have been elaborated on that may just be the science geek in me, I really enjoyed the book. Thanks Daniel for the good read.
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