The High Flyer: Number 2 in series (St. Benet's)

The High Flyer: Number 2 in series (St. Benet's)

by SusanHowatch (Author)

Synopsis

WHEN YOU LIVE THE DREAM, YOU LIVE THE CONSEQUENCES...Cool, blonde Carter Graham is a successful lawyer who believes she is well on the way to reaching all the goals listed in her glamorous life plan: first-class job, a stylish flat in the City of London, and marriage to the man of her dreams, Kim Betz. But Carter forgot that sometimes the best laid dreams turn into nightmares. Kim's ex-wife Sophie starts to stalk her and Kim turns from being the self- contained, controlled husband into a man who lies not only about his past but about his present, too. Carter finds herself drawn into an expanding web of deceit, corruption and evil which eventually threatens not only her sanity but her life. What is it that Sophie is trying so hard to tell her? Who is the sinister Mrs Mayfield, who has such a malign influence on Kim? And what is the significance of the other new man in Carter's life, her secretary Eric Tucker? Carter seeks help from the healers of St. Benets, the enigmatic Nicholas Darrow, the eccentric Lewis Hall, and the kind, thoughtful Alice but even they cannot save her from a searing ordeal as she struggles to uncover the truth about the tormented man she has married.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 624
Edition: Reprint
Publisher: Sphere
Published: 15 Feb 2001

ISBN 10: 0751530417
ISBN 13: 9780751530414

Media Reviews
I picked up her latest, THE HIGH FLYER, and put it down only to start the preceding one. The woman's brilliant You Magazine. Unputdownable.hugely ambitious Daily Express Howatch's skills as a novelist are consummate: her characters and her contexts live.One of the bravest books I've read Church Times
Author Bio
Susan Howatch was born in Surrey. After taking a degree in law, she emigrated to America where she married, had a daughter and embarked on a career as a writer. When she eventually left the States, she lived in the Republic of Ireland for four years before returning to England.