Guy Portman

The Gazebo (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Lust can be a curse.

The Gazebo: Thomas has as an unusual fetish that he will do anything to keep a secret. But his wife is on to him. And if she discovers what he's been up to, their carefully cultivated life will be in ruins.

The Curse: They warned him to steer clear of the Transylvanian temptress, but Theo couldn't resist her charms. Now the lothario is up to his neck in trouble. Could it be the death of him?

These turbulent romps masterfully merge domestic disaster with caustic comedy. If you like dark psychological fiction and black humour, you'll relish this quick and engaging read.

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'Bawdily brilliant black comedy' Adam Riley, comedian

'Very witty, very elegant, and completely and totally twisted' - Goodreads Reviewer

'Darkly amusing and reads quickly' - Goodreads Reviewer

'I highly recommend Gazebo to anyone who loves transgressive fiction, extremely dark contemporary fiction, and/or is a fan of Bret Easton Ellis or Hubert Selby, Jr.' - Goodreads Reviewer

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Guy Portman
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. August 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798673202432
• Artikelnr.: 72377724

Autorenporträt

As far back as anyone can remember Guy has been an introverted creature, with an insatiable appetite for knowledge, and a sardonic sense of humour.

Throughout a childhood in London spent watching cold war propaganda gems such as He Man, an adolescence confined in various institutions, and a career that has encompassed stints in academic research and the sports industry, Guy has been a keen if somewhat cynical social observer.

Humour of the sardonic variety is a recurring theme in Guy's writing. His first novel, Charles Middleworth, is an insightful tale of the unexpected. Like the author, the protagonist in Necropolis and Sepultura is a darkly humorous individual though, unlike the author, he is a sociopath. His latest effort, Tomorrow's World, is a satirical book of vignettes about the future.