Sunset

Sunset

by Celia Brayfield (Author)

Synopsis

Placido's Beach Bar, the ultimate beach bar - although there is no beach at the end of the bay and few let their dreams bring them to this one-boat fishing village. Kim has come to Placido's to watch the sun set, to wait for her lover, and to understand the instability of all that seems stable. Kim's life started before she was ready and ran out of control into tragedy. She came through with the help of her friend, vibrant, fascinating Stella; now there is also Matthew, Kim's lover, a creature of true instinct but deceptive beauty. A woman, her lover and her friend; sacred bonds or the random choice of destiny? The island Los Alcazares, a scrap of desert in the sub-tropical Atlantic, a place of fantastic dreams and immeasurable secrets, of strange energies and violent events. Its people are fugitives, hedonists and visionaries, a mulinational community of refugees from reality. Among them a death has occured, a death for which both Stella and Matthew may be responsible. Written with profound passion and great precision, SUNSET, is haunting, vivid and a novel of paradoxes - trust and mystery, faith and knowledge, fate and love. The most ambitious work yet from a supremely perceptive and compelling modern writer.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 288
Edition: New edition
Publisher: Little, Brown & Company
Published: 06 May 1999

ISBN 10: 0316646865
ISBN 13: 9780316646864
Book Overview: *Joint advertising with GETTING HOME to include nationwide Adshel posters at mainline stations and London Underground escalator campaign *Separate Irish campaign *Author PR activity *Poster *Bound proofs *Review Coverage

Media Reviews
Told with great skill and masterful timing GOOD HOUSEKEEPING A complex and cleverly written book IRELAND IMAGE MAG Brayfield has the storyteller's gift of keeping us on the edge of our seats...A terrific read by a clever, talented writer AMAZON.CO.UK Brayfield tells a good story, and her account of the internecine squabbles of bored expats has its funny moments'. THE TIMES 'Brayfield is a fine prose stylist; her characterisation is good, as is the sense of place, and the central relationships are sound'
Author Bio
Celia Brayfield is the author of five best-selling novels. Her non-ficiton includes BESTSELLER, about writing fiction and she is a prolific journalist. She lives in West London with her daughter, Chloe.