All The Perils of This Night - Hardcover

Cunningham, Elizabeth

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 1944190147 ISBN 13: 9781944190149

Publisher: Imagination Fury Arts, 2020

Synopsis

When young Katherine vanishes without a trace while visiting relatives in London, her godmother's strange, often terrifying dreams may be the only clues that can save her. Katherine has been abducted and forced into sexual slavery in a highly exclusive gentleman's club whose powerful members will stop at nothing to protect their sometimes lethal secrets. 

 

In their increasingly perilous quest to find her, all the adults in Katherine's life must confront the secrets they keep, even-or especially-from themselves. Keeper of the most terrible of all, Katherine finds a lifeline in her voice, singing psalms and Lady Soul with equal virtuosity and passion.

 

From the racial tensions of 1960s America to the seamy underbelly of London, All the Perils of This Night offers a vivid flashback of a tumultuous era and a window into a surprising and magical reality. With a Dickensian mastery of character and plot, Cunningham sounds timeless and timely themes-innocence and loss, guilt and redemption, slavery and liberation, and love across racial and gender boundaries. Best known for her award-winning series The Maeve Chronicles, Cunningham outdoes herself with All the Perils of this Night, deftly combining psychological complexity, humor, mysticism, and social realism in this riveting thriller.

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About the Author

Elizabeth Cunningham is the author of eight previous novels, including The Maeve Chronicles and Murder at the Rummage Sale. The mother of grown children, she lives with her husband and her cat in the valley of the Mahicantuck, the river that flows both ways. As usual, she is at work on another novel. For more, please visit the author's website: https: //elizabethcunninghamwrites.com/

Edition details

• Publisher: Imagination Fury Arts
• Publication date: 2020
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1944190147
• ISBN 13: 9781944190149
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 460