Drowned by deceit - Lysaght, Sarah
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A compelling novel, set across three decades, connecting an array of characters who will all become the innocent victims of the most atrocious crimes. As the characters are drawn into a web of deception, the situation spirals out of control. Some will not survive, others will be abused, but all of them will be horrendously deceived by someone they thought they could trust. And will the ones who survive ever be able to come to terms with what they have been subjected to? Sarah Lysaght skilfully takes the reader on an emotional journey, animating her characters and bringing the pages to life…mehr

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A compelling novel, set across three decades, connecting an array of characters who will all become the innocent victims of the most atrocious crimes. As the characters are drawn into a web of deception, the situation spirals out of control. Some will not survive, others will be abused, but all of them will be horrendously deceived by someone they thought they could trust. And will the ones who survive ever be able to come to terms with what they have been subjected to? Sarah Lysaght skilfully takes the reader on an emotional journey, animating her characters and bringing the pages to life with her detailed descriptions as the tragic story unfolds. Drowned by Deceit will have you riveted throughout, with a shocking end that will leave you speculating and wanting to read its sequel for answers.
Autorenporträt
Sarah Lysaght is married with three grown up children. After leaving school she worked in Education for more than 10 years before being successful in starting her own business from home. She then halted everything to concentrate on bringing up her children. Job done, she tried her hand at writing and was surprised to discover how much she enjoyed this, considering she had rarely picked up a book as a child, unless made to do so.Sarah lives in Cheshire where she is able to enjoy long solitary walks and plan the characters she includes in her novels. She has always been positive and creative and now in her 50's enjoys gardening, drawing, cooking and reading, when she's not writing or researching.The most important thing in Sarah's life is her family. They are at the core of everything she does, so it would follow that family life should be the main focus of all of her novels. She discovered an obsession with family history more than 15 years ago when she learned her great aunt had suffered with post-natal depression and committed suicide, which was the inspiration for her first novel, 37 Downing Street. She is drawn to the more unusual characters from the past; those with an intriguing story to tell, investigating them thoroughly before adapting them for her stories.Sarah thrives when able to soak up new and fascinating historical information about subjects which have otherwise been forgotten by time and topics she knew little about. Each time she writes she attempts to challenge herself, both through her characters and narrative, in an attempt to keep some of the past alive. She is never happier than when she is buried in historical newspapers, census records, land and probate records, directories and electoral rolls.