Savage Garden

Savage Garden

by Denise Hamilton (Author)

Synopsis

Eve Diamond has been looking forward to a date at the theatre with her new man, Silvio Aguilar. But when the play's beautiful and notoriously unstable lead actress fails to appear, Eve learns that Silvio and the missing woman share a complicated past. It looks as if the actress may have been abducted - or worse - and when it becomes clear that Silvio is no stranger to her home, or her bed, Eve must stifle her own feelings of betrayal and fight to clear his name. She knows Silvio is innocent...doesn't she? Summoning her journalist's skills and steeling herself for further revelations, Eve investigates - and discovers an enigmatic drama tutor, a powerful movie mogul and a lecherous political yes-man. And one of them is prepared to do anything to stop Eve getting to the truth.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 336
Edition: New Ed
Publisher: Orion
Published: 21 Jun 2007

ISBN 10: 0752881485
ISBN 13: 9780752881485
Book Overview: 'SAVAGE GARDEN portrays a very modern version of Raymond Chandler's Los Angeles, as threaded with corruption as it is with wealth ... time spent in Eve's company is distinctly more-ish' Daily Express. Denise Hamilton is an award-winning author, and has been shortlisted for the CWA Creasey Dagger for Best First Crime Novel, the Edgar, Anthony and Macavity awards. Universal films have optioned the Eve Diamond series. All of her Eve Diamond novels have received excellent reviews: 'More than a good crime story. Denise Hamilton points her flashlight into the dark corners of our world. Read it and learn' Michael Connelly 'Pacy, lucid story-telling which never runs out of road or fuel' Literary Review. 'An intriguing thriller from a writer who looks set to fulfil her early promise' Sunday Telegraph. 'Hip, slick and deathly, Hamilton is the hot star in the flourishing LA crime scene' Daily Mirror.

Author Bio
Denise Hamilton has published work in the LOS ANGELES TIMES, WIRED and COSMOPOLITAN. As a Fulbright Scholar, she lived and taught in the former Yugoslavia during the Bosnian War. She lives in L.A. with her husband and two children.