Martin
has RECEIVED a
Chill with a Book READERS’ Award
Why does Robert Reith, a reclusive classics don, wish to destroy a popular government minister, Sir Philip Nocton? And who is the elusive Martin who appears to link them?
Martin takes us back to the secret games of their childhood friendship to discover why Reith employs the Dark Web to drive Nocton to desperation. It is the story of a love that has lasted a lifetime and of a desire for revenge that poisons three lives.
Reith narrates his own history in a voice which is brilliantly clever, deeply sardonic, and often very funny. Ian Thomson’s disquieting first novel radically challenges how we think about love, sexuality, friendship and innocence.
Martin was read and evaluated by Chill's readers against the following...
Why does Robert Reith, a reclusive classics don, wish to destroy a popular government minister, Sir Philip Nocton? And who is the elusive Martin who appears to link them?
Martin takes us back to the secret games of their childhood friendship to discover why Reith employs the Dark Web to drive Nocton to desperation. It is the story of a love that has lasted a lifetime and of a desire for revenge that poisons three lives.
Reith narrates his own history in a voice which is brilliantly clever, deeply sardonic, and often very funny. Ian Thomson’s disquieting first novel radically challenges how we think about love, sexuality, friendship and innocence.
Martin was read and evaluated by Chill's readers against the following...
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Did the story / plot have you turning the page to find out what happened next?
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