When award-winning journalist Marcus Murray's latest story uncovers a corrupt alliance between a UK bank, the arms trade and the government, it seems he has triumphed again in his quest for the truth. But he is accused of fabrication and nothing in his life makes sense any more, including the disappearance twenty years ago of his best friend, Melanie. Why did she vanish, and who is the body recently discovered in a Kent orchard? A timeless story of how love and enduring friendship shape who we are, the novel exposes the fault lines in our reality and who and what we believe to be true, including ourselves.
Publisher: Bluemoose Books Ltd
ISBN: 9781910422359
Dimensions: 198 x 128 mm
THE SUNDAY TIMES - Crime Book of The Month. 'SO THE DOVES is an unforgettable crime novel. James writes lyrical prose, combining a compelling plot with a portrait of a man forced to question the entire basis of his life.'
“We are a tale we tell ourselves: editing, adding, mythologising, and of course we do it to each other too.”
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