What We Did in the Dark
by Ajay Close
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Pub Date 13 Feb 2020 | Archive Date 16 Feb 2020
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Description
I made what may be called a rash and foolish marriage to a man I scarcely knew.
1904: Cathie longs for adventure. A whirlwind romance with soldier and artist Herbert Jackson offers this and more, but Herbert is violently jealous and she is soon fighting for her freedom – and her life. A fictionalised account of Catherine Carswell’s first marriage, What We Did in the Dark is a compelling portrait of a trail-blazing writer.
A Note From the Publisher
A fictionalised account of Catherine Carswell’s first marriage,
What We Did in the Dark is a compelling portrait of a trailblazing
Scottish writer, and a story that will resonate with
women everywhere.
What We Did in the Dark is a compelling portrait of a trailblazing
Scottish writer, and a story that will resonate with
women everywhere.
Advance Praise
‘Ajay Close is a terrific writer… Close displays real skill and insight in making something both moving and compelling out of such challenging material. Highly recommended.’ -Carol Birch
‘Profound and moving... Beautifully told. I couldn’t stop reading it.’ -James Robertson
‘A passionate, brutal tale – full of tender moments and barbaric acts.’ -Sue Peebles
‘Speaks across time to all women everywhere.’ -Sue Wilkinson, former CEO of The Reading Agency
‘Profound and moving... Beautifully told. I couldn’t stop reading it.’ -James Robertson
‘A passionate, brutal tale – full of tender moments and barbaric acts.’ -Sue Peebles
‘Speaks across time to all women everywhere.’ -Sue Wilkinson, former CEO of The Reading Agency
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781912240890 |
| PRICE | £8.99 (GBP) |
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