"Lupton isn't just good – she's wickedly good"

Just over 2 weeks till 'Afterwards' is published in the USA and The Seattle Times have given it a rave review:

"Afterwards"  by Briton Rosamund Lupton, is a bold, impossible-to-categorize, and riveting blend of psychological suspense, literary thriller and the paranormal.

Grace and her daughter Jenny have been caught in an arson fire at Jenny's school. They're both in hospital, unconscious and gravely injured, but their spirits are somehow able to move, trailing family members and physicians around the hospital's halls.

(How Lupton pulls this off, making it believable even to this skeptical reviewer, is a wonder.)

Like the author's remarkable debut, "Sister," a major subtext here is the all-powerful tug of family bonds….

"Afterwards" proves that Lupton isn't just good — she's wickedly good.

3 Responses to “"Lupton isn't just good – she's wickedly good"”

  1. Pam Andrew says:

    Rosamund Lupton is by far the best I have ever read. I ordered Afterwards before it was released after reading Sister. I wasnt disappointed. It kept me glued to each page as the story was unfold. Just disappointed that I can't read more. I'm now a bog fan. I can't wait for the next book. Are there any plans for the books to become films? They'd be box office hits I'm sure!

  2. Jacqueline Young says:

    Well, I cannot express how wonderful Rosamund Lupton is, I cannot wait until she brings out another fabulous book, I read Sister and thought it was good, Afterwards just goes beyond good, the style of the writing and the way it drew me in was fantastic I literally could not put the book down. Thank you Rosamund and hurry up with another!

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