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Forgetting Zoe (Paperback)

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Paperback 288 Pages
Published: 19/05/2011
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Zoë Nielsen was just like any other ten-year-old walking to school, not knowing that a chance encounter with Thurman Hayes would lead to her abduction and imprisonment in a converted nuclear bunker, 4,000 miles away, beneath a remote ranch house in Arizona. Enslaved in her underground tomb, deprived of food and light and water, the girl Zoe once was steadily begins to disappear... But over time Thurman grows tired of the rapidly maturing Zoë, and when he decides it is time to get rid of her, Zoë must finally make her bid for freedom.

Forgetting Zoë is a moving, epic tale of courage, survival, horror and loss, that explores how a bond of affection and intimacy can develop between captive and captor.

Publisher: Cornerstone
ISBN: 9780099537632
Number of pages: 288
Weight: 208 g
Dimensions: 198 x 129 x 18 mm


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I read Forgetting Zoë with great pleasure, admiration, and envy. What a writer. The characters are so sharply drawn they're etched into the page... Captivating. A great storytelling achievement. - Tim Pears

A convincing portrait of how childhood brutality is passed down the generations...Direct in its depiction of abuse, Forgetting Zoë is never less than psychologically acute. - Financial Times

Stockholm syndrome is a curious but understandable condition, intelligently and vividly explored by Ray Robinson...Ray Robinson is a writer with keen observation. His prose is hard, abrupt and sinewy...It is a novel that contains violence but also stillness, that reveals more than it makes explicit...A mature and accomplished work. - Allan Massie, The Scotsman

Very provocative...Powerfully done. - Tom Sutcliffe, Saturday Review, Radio 4

Terribly convincing...The ventriloquism is very skilled. - Kevin Jackson, Saturday Review, Radio 4

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“Gripping and twisted....”

I read this book twice in a row, something I rarely do. I enjoyed it even more the second time. If you like your fiction thrilling, fascinating, gritty, dark and edgy but with a touch of humour, then this is the book... More

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“A beautiful, painful and unsettling novel”

Through Forgetting Zoe, Ray Robinson tells the story of a young girl who is kidnapped by a dangerous individual called Thurman Hayes. The reader is subtly made aware of the relationship which develops between Zoe and... More

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“A must-read”

If you haven't discovered Ray Robinson's books yet, seriously get on them. When it comes to getting into the minds of the unheard, few could match him. This is a thriller with class, where even the... More

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