The Obituary Writer

· Orion · Ierunātājs: Joe Coen
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Nick Donaghue, a handsome young obituary writer for THE TIMES, leads a charmed existence until he is caught up in one of Britain's worst ever train crashes. When he survives unscathed, his friends and colleagues consider him the luckiest man alive. Only Nick knows the truth - that he is tormented by horrific nightmares. When they start to appear grimly prescient, his meticulously constructed urban life is derailed.

Escaping to the wilds of Cornwall strikes him as the answer, especially after he becomes captivated by a beautiful woman and a tempestuous horse he sees playing on a beach. But when his nightmares return, they threaten his fragile new world.

As Nick struggles to understand his dreams, his demons and, most dangerously of all, his passions, he realises that falling in love might come at a terrible price.

Read by Joe Coen

(p) 2014 Orion Publishing Group

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Lauren St John grew up on a farm and game reserve in Zimbabwe, which later became the subject of her acclaimed memoir, RAINBOW'S END. After more than a decade of writing about golf and alt. country stars like Steve Earle and Emmylou Harris, she turned to children's fiction with the bestselling White Giraffe and Laura Marlin mystery series and her latest novel, THE ONE DOLLAR HORSE. THE OBITUARY WRITER is her first novel for adults. Find out more at www.laurenstjohn.com

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