Julia Ottley has a secret. She’s burst onto the literary scene with the highest ever advance paid to a British debut author. Her novel - featuring a fabulous tower of translucent icy crystal - is garnering rave reviews.
Julia Ottley has a secret. She’s burst onto the literary scene with the highest ever advance paid to a British debut author. Her novel - featuring a fabulous tower of translucent icy crystal - is garnering rave reviews. But as she embarks upon her new life, she discovers that nothing can be hidden forever, especially when living within walls of glass. She fights to keep her secret, but as the stakes steadily rise, she faces a stark choice. How far is she really prepared to go to stop her life from coming shattering down? Set on a beautiful and isolated island in the south west of England, The Glass Tower combines mystery and suspense with delicious dark humor. And just as fans of Gregg Dunnett have come to expect, there’s a wicked twist at the end. Gregg Dunnett’s first novel The Wave at Hanging Rock was published in 2016 and became the number one downloaded book in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia Amazon stores. He is also the author of The Things you find in Rockpools , which was an Amazon UK and US bestseller, and which is now being considered for a Hollywood movie. His stories have received thousands of five star reviews, with people loving his flowing writing style and frequent, thrilling twists.
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