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Saving Grace
Richard Ortega thinks he is an important writer. He manipulates for a living.
Grace has reached a point of invisibility. Her husband has betrayed her. She can see that her life is unravelling before her eyes. Soon, however, she finds that a fantasy is being woven around her. A book enters her life, one unlike any she has ever read. And she meets Richard. His book shows her all that is truly important in her life but once the line between fiction and truth has blurred, Grace discovers that Richard's imagination is unwilling to ever let her go.
Agents and publishers will recognise Richard. Authors will all have been here.
Penelope Evans is author of The Last Girl featured on the BBC book at bedtime.
Grace has reached a point of invisibility. Her husband has betrayed her. She can see that her life is unravelling before her eyes. Soon, however, she finds that a fantasy is being woven around her. A book enters her life, one unlike any she has ever read. And she meets Richard. His book shows her all that is truly important in her life but once the line between fiction and truth has blurred, Grace discovers that Richard's imagination is unwilling to ever let her go.
Agents and publishers will recognise Richard. Authors will all have been here.
Penelope Evans is author of The Last Girl featured on the BBC book at bedtime.
336 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 1, 2007
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March 3, 2025
Penelope Evans is capable of better than this -- pick up Freezing instead of this one.
October 12, 2019
This started well enough. A chick lit I thought. Then suddenly took a turn for the ridiculous. Literally unbelievable.
April 5, 2015
Very disturbing thriller.
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