Author:Susanna Tamaro,Avril Bardoni

An international bestseller from the author of Follow Your Heart, which has sold over 15 million copies worldwide.
'I kill you in order that I may live. I kill you in order that I may possess. I kill you in order that I may be free of you.' Thus the protagonist Rosa muses on a bitter winter night, alone and confused, as she faces the most difficult decision of her young life. Are we, the characters ask, damned or are we capable of salvation? Can we exist in a world dominated by greed and envy?
This is a book about the nature of evil, the struggle to live without fear and the search for love.
Sometimes you find a book which you just can't stop reading... With this novel, Tamaro confirms her role as one of Italy's most loved writers...this book is eloquent in its simplicity, at once enjoyable and heartbreaking
—— What's OnAnswer Me demands engagement...entertainingly grotesque
—— Times Literary SupplementIt's easy to see why Tamaro's bleakly atmospheric tales of life by the auto-strada, and her portentous pronouncements on love, life and Catholicism became such a runaway bestseller
—— Independenta sexy and scandalous treat ****
—— Heat MagazineIt's sassy, it's smart... Go girl!
—— Jeanette WintersonAn extraordinary, irreducible fantasy
—— ObserverBurgess's ambitious study of 20th-century history centers on the stormy relationship between an effete, popular novelist and a Faustian priest
—— Publishers WeeklyIt is glitzy, glamorous, page-turning stuff with bite
—— Sarah BroadhurstChilling...will keep you guessing until the end
—— PsychologiesChilling psychological thriller... Fact and fiction are cleverly blurred, and the intricately plotted spins and turns will keep you guessing till the end
—— GlamourIntriguing... Real life tangles with his fantasy online world to create a heart-stopping page-turner
—— Good HousekeepingBlueeyedboy is unquestionably a masterpiece of deception and fantasy
—— Oxford TimesA dark exploration into the mind of an internet-obsessed would-be killer
—— RedCreepy psychodrama...BB's voice soon takes on the seductive cadences of her Gallic creations. Harris's triumph is to incorporate email-speak into this tale of rural nasties without frightening the horses
—— Independent






