Fade To Black
Videographer Niall Stuart is not certain the Islamist men he witnesses kill someone in a public park are the only ones responsible for their crime. As he begins a documentary about the murder, he finds a much bigger picture, and it's a lot more than he bargained for--civil unrest about England's involvement in the Middle East, troubling facets of British nationalism, a family member's kidnapping, and his own abuse at the hands of local police. This tense yet thoughtful mystery novel presents a thrilling ride through journalistic ethics, the ulterior motives of religious extremists, and big city political machinations with international implications.
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Rachel Reynolds has published over twenty translated works of fiction and nonfiction, including Forty Hours by Kathrin Lange, Love Letters from Montmartre by Nicolas Barreau, and Place of No Return by Andrea C. Hoffmann and Mihrigul Tursun. She was one of the founders of the Global Literature in Libraries Initiative, which aims to broaden the audience for world literature and translation. Rachel has multigenerational roots in the German communities of East Texas, where she was born, but now lives in a college town in Tennessee with her husband, two children, an impossible number of cats, and a fluffy dog the size of a sheep.
