The Murmur of Stones

The Murmur of Stones

by ThomasH.Cook (Author)

Synopsis

From the acclaimed suspense novelist Thomas H. Cook, "The Murmur of Stones" is the gripping story of a woman who begins to suspect that her husband drowned their schizophrenic son. Brilliant and intense, Diana grew up caring for her schizophrenic father, and when her own son, Jason, is diagnosed as suffering from the same affliction, she devotes herself to the quietly heroic responsibility of caring for a child who will never be ordinary - a fact that Mark, her husband, finds hard to accept. When tragedy strikes, perhaps this is why Diana can't believe the coroner's conclusion that her son's death was accidental. As she throws herself into building a case against her husband, she turns to her brother, David, and his family for support. And as the seductive qualities of Diana's manic energy become impossible to ignore, David has reason to begin to fear for his own daughter's safety and sanity.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 304
Edition: 1st
Publisher: Quercus
Published: 05 Oct 2006

ISBN 10: 1905204582
ISBN 13: 9781905204588

Media Reviews
'... gripping, beautifully written, haunting, surprising and devastating. Thomas H. Cook has long been one of my favourite writers.' Harlan Coben The players in this drama will stay with you long after you have closed the covers of Cook's truly remarkable novel. The Murmur of Stones is another marvellous symphony of suspense that happily joins a brilliant body of work from a truly refreshing writer. Crimesquad.com 'A gripping and magnificently written story.' Dublin Evening Herald 'A compelling addition to a body of work that deserves more recognition.' SpectatorThomas H.Cook has become a must-read author...a satisfyingly convoluted tale...deeply unnerving - The Rough Guide to Crime
Author Bio
Thomas H. Cook is one of North America's most respected crime writers. He won an Edgar award for his novel The Chatham School Affair and has been shortlisted for the award six times, most recently with Red Leaves (Quercus 2006). He lives in New York City and Cape Cod, Massachusetts.