Author:Bram Stoker

An ancient evil walks among them.
When Adam Salton arrives at his grand-uncle’s Derbyshire estate he quickly senses that a macabre and malevolent force is at work. In his attempts to uncover the grisly mystery he encounters the chilling Lady Arabella and the obsessive Edgar Caswall, each harbouring their own dark and dreadful desires.
To his horror, Adam discovers that something hideous is living in the grounds of nearby Castra Regis, something that feeds on the flesh of humans. And so begins a terrifying quest to destroy the evil lurking in their midst ...
Nemirovsky not only unravels the machinations of a revolutionary mind, but rewrites historical events - the novel is based on a real assassination. Like Sartre and Camus, Nemirovsky paints a fictional picture that resonates deep in the contemporary mind, ensuring that terrorism is something more than just a moral and philosophical question
—— GuardianIrène Némirovsky is a novelist of the very first order
—— Evening StandardPacy, racy and enormous fun!
—— TASMINA PERRYA right corker! Very much in the Jilly Cooper vein... fast, sexy, fun, and we think you'll love it - a lot
—— CloserI read Country Pursuits in one sitting - it was a real hoot and unputdownable!
—— LORRAINE KELLY , GMTVWe love a steamy read we do, especially when it's set in the country. Scandal-a-plenty. Kind of like Emmerdale but with sex, champagne and hot men
—— MoreAs sinfully English as a hot buttered crumpet!
—— TILLY BAGSHAWEA fantastic read! I couldn't put it down from beginning to end!
—— TARA PALMER-TOMKINSONLose yourself in a good old bonk-buster... there's something for all tastes
—— Daily MirrorYou just know it's going to be a tongue-in-cheek masterpiece... high class romping and underhanded business. Think Desperate Housewives meets posh totty
—— U magazineJo Carnegie... will make even the rudest of readers blush with her saucy bonkbuster of a debut novel
—— HeatThis exquisite tour de force explores the dark roots of polygamy and its modern-day fruit in a renegade cult... compelling... essential reading
—— Publishers Weekly (starred/'Pick of theWeek')Wonderful... like A.S.Byatt, whose brilliant novel Possession also split the narrative between time periods, Ebershoff uses a series of fictionalized documents to add depth and perspective to his tale... thought-provoking
—— Sacramento News & ReviewFascinating... demonstrates abundant virtuosity, as he convincingly inhabits the voices of both a nineteenth-century Mormon and a contemporary gay youth excommunicated from the church, while also managing to say something about the mysterious power of faith
—— New YorkerBoth strands of the novel come together to form a fascinating overview of "Mormondom". The day-to-day realities of polygamy are brought home in the small domestic detail
—— IndependentWeaves a surprising amount of information into the dual narratives... [teaches] about Mormonism and the cancer of polygamy at its heart...well crafted to maintain suspense... at its best when he describes the Utah desert and mountains, where he finds brutality, violence and bucolic beauty
—— TLSA great, compulsive read... the combination of faith, murder, sex, salvation and ultimately, love, is a heady mix
—— SagaAlthough disturbing and heart-wrenching in parts, this book is an informative, and engaging whodunnit thriller
—— Yorkshire Evening PostThe funniest writer ever to put words to paper
—— Hugh LaurieThe greatest comic writer ever
—— Douglas AdamsP.G. Wodehouse wrote the best English comic novels of the century
—— Sebastian FaulksSublime comic genius
—— Ben EltonP.G. Wodehouse wrote the best English comic novels of the century
—— Sebastian FaulksSublime comic genius
—— Ben EltonWodehouse's idyllic world can never stale. He will continue to release future generations from captivity that may be more irksome than our own. He has made a world for us to live in and delight in
—— Evelyn Waugh






