The Dazzle of the Light

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Product Details
Price
$16.95  $15.76
Publisher
Verve Books
Publish Date
Pages
320
Dimensions
5.2 X 7.4 X 1.3 inches | 0.5 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9780857308306

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About the Author
Georgina Clarke has a degree in theology and completed a PhD in history part-time, while working as a parish priest. Her love of the past is at the heart of her fiction: her Lizzie Hardwicke crime series is set in the mid-eighteenth century, and her latest novel - The Dazzle of the Light - unfolds in 1920s London and is inspired by the real-life activities of the women-led Forty Thieves crime syndicate. In 2021, Georgina began working as a tutor at The Queen's Foundation in Birmingham, training clergy. When she's not working, she enjoys dressmaking, running and mooching around old houses. She lives in Worcester with her husband, son and two lively cats.
Reviews

'Fans of Sarah Waters and Kate Atkinson will adore this compelling, evocative and utterly gripping tale... It deserves to be huge' - Sarra Manning, author, Guitar Girl

'With a touch of Killing Eve, dutiful journalist Harriet becomes obsessed by one of the thieves, Ruby Mill, and what it really means to be an independent woman.' --Evening Standard, The Best New Books for 2022

'I was completely transported to the underbelly of 1920s London and relished every thrilling page... As dazzling as the title suggests!' --Annie Lyons, author, The Brilliant Life of Eudora Honeysett

'Clarke conjures feminine wiles and willfulness, gutsy girl gangsters and their seedy surroundings with immersive, sparkling flair. You'll never go shopping again without thinking of Ruby!' - Harriet Walker, Times fashion editor and author of The Wedding Night

'This was a marvellous read... Two fabulous protagonists, you will be rooting for them both' - Prima

'Immersive, compelling and darkly seductive' - Laura Carlin, author of The Wicked Cometh

'Riveting... we follow Ruby from the thieves' den to louche nightclubs, rooting for her all the way' --Times


"In the sinuous historical novel The Dazzle of the Light, two women longing for empowerment develop a realistic understanding of their fragile places within the circles that embrace and confine them" -- Foreword Reviews