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Binding
Hardback
Number of Pages
320
Age Group
All
Language
English
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A Slow Fire Burning Is A Taut Contemporary Thriller That Threads The Lives Of Three Interconnected Women Through Betrayal, Memory, And The Search For Truth. Set Against A Charged Social Landscape, This National Bestseller Invites Adult Readers Who Relish Character-Driven Suspense To Dive Into A World Where Innocence Can Be Fragile And Perception Dangerous.
Written In Close Third-Person With Shifting Viewpoints, The Narrative Follows Laura, Miriam, And Carla After A Shocking Murder Scene Makes LauraโS Guilt A Compelling Question. The Book Delves Into How Trauma Shapes Our Choices And How Appearances Can Mislead, All While Maintaining A Brisk, Page-Turning Pace. The Experience Is Enhanced By Precise Dialogue, Evocative Settings, And A Rhythm That Toggles Between Tense Revelations And Quiet, Character-Driven Moments.
As The Story Unfolds, The Structure Invites Readers To Weigh Motive And Memory From Multiple Perspectives, With Moral Ambiguity At The Center Of Every Decision. A Slow Fire Burning Breathes Life Into The Gray Areas Between Innocence And Guilt, Delivering A Memorable Journey Through Resilience, The Desire For Truth, And The Costs Of Justice.
After Finishing A Slow Fire Burning, Readers Are Left With A Sharpened Sense That Truth Is Not Easily Separated From Perception, Along With A Lasting Admiration For The Courage It Takes To Seek Justice. This Immersive Read Invites Reflection And Lingers Long After The Final Page.
Product Details
Author
Paul A. Hawkins
Publisher
Doubleday
Number of Pages
320
Language
English
SKU
BK0530485
ISBN
9780385689663
Reading Age
All
Dimensions
15.75 x 2.54 x 23.62 cm
Binding
Hardback
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Paula Hawkins Worked As A Journalist For Fifteen Years Before Writing Her First Novel. Born And Brought Up In Zimbabwe, Paula Moved To London In 1989. Her First Thriller, The Girl On The Train, Has Sold More Than 23 Million Copies Worldwide. Published In Over Fifty Languages, It Has Been A Number 1 Bestseller Around The World And Was A Box Office Hit Film Starring Emily Blunt. Paula'S Thrillers, Into The Water And A Slow Fire Burning, Were Also Instant Number 1 Bestsellers.