Mister Memory
Mister Memory
Mister Memory
Marcus Sedgwick

Mister Memory

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    In Paris, at the end of the nineteenth century, a man with a perfect memory murders his wife. But that is only the start of the story... A dazzling literary mystery from prizewinning author Marcus Sedgwick.

    Brilliantly maintains tension and mystery on every page of this highly original story

    A cut above the usual crime novel...a beautifully written tale of the limitlessness of memory and the boundaries placed on love

    This is a clever, fascinating and quite riveting story which poses as many questions as it answers.

    Brilliantly maintains tension and mystery on every page of this highly original story

    A cut above the usual crime novel...a beautifully written tale of the limitless of memory and the boundaries placed on love

    This macabre fantasy follows a trail of blood across Europe over 50 years...Stylish, thrilling and fast, you needn't be a horror fan to enjoy this.

    Classy, elegant and gripping... A novel for a chilly night with a cup of tea and a warm blanket where you start reading and then go on and on, unable to stop.

    Marcus Sedgwick is a widely admired, prizewinning author of YA fiction. His books have been shortlisted for over thirty awards, including the Carnegie Medal (five times), the Edgar Allan Poe Award (twice) and the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize (four times). He won the Branford Boase award for his debut novel, Floodland , and the Booktrust Teenage Prize for My Swordhand is Singing . His first novel for adults, A LOVE LIKE BLOOD, was published in 2014.

    Specifications

    Publisher Hodder & Stoughton
    Pub date July 14, 2016
    Pages 336
    Theme Historical crime and mysteries
    Measurements 239 x 161 x 28 mm
    Weight 574 gr
    EAN 9781444751987
    Binding Hardback / bound
    Language English

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