Perception Of Death
Louise Anderson
Jul 2012 · Random House
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'There are some things in life better not known - some things that should be left where they rest...'
Erin Paterson is a highly successful lawyer in Glasgow and a control-freak, ruthless negotiator and commitment-phobe.
Erin's family exist in a state of perpetual denial, so that when a secret from the past, so abominable and terrifying, slithers back to the surface, Erin is the one who has to face the threat and find the truth.
As events unravel, Erin's resolve is tested to the maximum. Can she hold onto her job - and her life, when the past crawls out of the darkness to expose a secret in the family that no one dares confront?
Erin Paterson is a highly successful lawyer in Glasgow and a control-freak, ruthless negotiator and commitment-phobe.
Erin's family exist in a state of perpetual denial, so that when a secret from the past, so abominable and terrifying, slithers back to the surface, Erin is the one who has to face the threat and find the truth.
As events unravel, Erin's resolve is tested to the maximum. Can she hold onto her job - and her life, when the past crawls out of the darkness to expose a secret in the family that no one dares confront?
About the author
Louise Anderson was born in 1966. She was brought up in Glasgow, gaining an MA from Glasgow University in 1988. The same year she moved to the USA with her husband. They returned to Glasgow in 1991, where she works in accounts and marketing. She has two school-aged children, one dog and two cats.
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