Moggach, Lottie

Brixton Hill

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ISBN 13:: 9781472155382
author:: Moggach, Lottie
format:: Paperback / softback
publisher:: Corsair
language:: English
Publication Year:: 2021
Pages:: 288
Dimensions:: 19.8 x 12.6 x 2.2 centimeters (0
Genre:: Fiction & Literature, General, Fiction & Literature,
Condition:: New
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Rob's life has been reduced to a simple routine: each morning, he exits the prison gates and begins his short walk to a local charity shop. He spends the day sorting through discarded belongings in the backroom, all he needs to do is keep his nose out of trouble. However, one morning on Brixton Hill, Rob notices a well-dressed woman trip over. He helps her up and they exchange a few words before parting ways, but she's made a lasting impression on him. From that day on, Rob keeps an eye out for the mysterious woman, always seeming to get lucky with sightings. Despite coming from different worlds, their acquaintance grows, and Rob becomes increasingly desperate to hide his current residence from her. But who exactly is this woman with a growing interest in him? As tensions rise, Rob must be careful not to make a mistake that could set him back years. Brixton Hill is a gripping study of desperate lives, delivered through charged encounters on the streets of south London. Lottie Moggach ratchets up the tension, taking readers behind prison walls into a world where no one is quite who they seem.

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