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Gripping and written with panache, Kathryn Hitchins' novel take a unique approach to discovering meaning in life.
Author
Kathryn Hitchins
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Instant Apostle
Published
October 2016
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The Key of All Unknown
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The Key of All Unknown
by Kathryn Hitchins
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Brilliant scientific researcher Tilda Mosse wakes up in hospital unable to speak or move and with no recollection of what happened to her.
Determined to find answers and prove she is not in a persistent vegetative state, she travels back through her fractured memories looking for clues. Could someone really have tried to kill her? An indulged younger brother, an obsessive flatmate, jealous colleagues and a missing lover. Everyone has a motive. On the edge of death, and questioning the value of her life, Tilda's only hope is to unlock the key of all unknown.
Author
Kathryn Hitchins
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Instant Apostle
Published
October 2016
Weight
238g
Page Count
224
Dimensions
135 x 216 x 20 mm
ISBN
9781909728561
ISBN-10
190972856X
Eden Code
4488870
More Information
Author/Creator: Kathryn Hitchins
ISBN: 9781909728561
Publisher: Instant Apostle
Release Date: October 2016
Weight: 238g
Dimensions: 135 x 216 x 20 mm
Eden Code: 4488870
7 years ago
I can safely say I have not read a book quite like this before! Told from the first person perspective of a person in a persistent vegetative state, this is a whodunit with a difference as our heroine tries to solve the mystery of why she is where she is, and who may be responsible. This all happens through a mixture of fragments of memory slowly coming back to her and overheard snatches of conversation in her hospital room. Not only is there a possible attempted murder, but also the fraudulent theft of a large amount of money... and the evidence seems to be pointing the person in the bed. I can't say too much more about the plot without spoilers, but there are several unexpected twists that kept me reading just one more chapter. Its intriguing stuff with vivid descriptions, well-drawn, believable characters with qualities and flaws, and some fascinating thoughts on what constitutes life and our place as humans in a big, mysterious universe.
Paul Keeble
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