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Book SynopsisHow good are people? Let me tell you, Dee: people are as good as the pair of eyes they believe is on them...
When Claudia Talwar is called to meet a mysterious visitor in the reception of her Manchester office block, she can''t believe her eyes. It''s Samson Glaze, former hippy turned internationally famous entrepreneur, and the fifteen-years-absent father figure of her youth.
It doesn''t take much for Samson to convince her to help find his son, Reggie Glaze, who''s got into a bit of trouble: namely, he''s joined a group called Tarantula who wear black armbands and seem obsessed with ''the next world''.
Before she knows it, Claudia finds herself swept into a dark adventure of solar power, a hammer wielding assassin, and the end of our world . . .
''Trevelyan''s prose is wholly readable, with wonderful, concise details that conjure full moments in perfect little capsules'' Dublin Inquirer
Trade ReviewTrevelyan's prose is wholly readable, with wonderful, concise details that conjure full moments in perfect little capsules * Dublin Inquirer *
Stylish * Book Muse on The Weightless World *
With the blockbuster-movie strapline . . . and a plot-line that Ned Beaumann would be proud of you might well be going in expecting something extraordinary. And in a sense
Claudia is extraordinary, yet it's a tale that's very firmly nestled in the quotidien. It's one of the keys I think to what makes Anthony Trevelyan's books work so well: the sheer everyday acceptability of events . . . I for one am looking forward to wherever Mr Trevelyan intends to take us next. * Van Is Reading *
