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Lie of the Land

By (author) Kerry Hadley-Pryce

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Lie of the Land is a dark, domestic literary thriller set in the Black Country in the Midlands, UK. When Rory and Jemma meet, Rory already has a girlfriend, but that doesnâ€™t stop them getting together and, much sooner than Jemma would like, theyâ€™re buying their first house together in the heart of the grimy Midlands. â€˜The Rocksâ€™ is a run-down, â€˜doer-upperâ€™ and right from the off, Jemma is reluctant and unhappy, far from ready for commitment. But there is something about the house that is both compelling and sinister, and the situation takes a darker turn when a terrible accident happens involving their new next door neighbours, forcing both Jemma and Rory to tackle their inner demons. Themes of toxic relationships, secrets and deceit are intensified by a judgmental narrative voice which propels the plot to its even darker resolution.

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