A very fine copy with clean unmarked green cloth boards

The Last Days of Dylan Thomas

Gittins, Rob

Macdonald

The illustrated Heart of Wales line

Gomer]

<p>In tight, breathtaking writing, this thriller explores how surveillance can too quickly become its own addiction. Jack Connolly was a highflying war photographer. His career went into freefall when he manipulated the image of a dead soldier to make it appear that the soldier died a hero's death. At the time, Jack saw it as an act of simple humanity, but the innocent deception cost him his job and the trust of his peers. It taught Jack the all-important lesson; only one thing matters and that's the truth. So when Jack begins to suspect his partner might be leading a double life, he plunges into a search for the truth behind her actions. Jack believes he's shining a light on all that might be hidden. In fact he's journeying into the very heart of darkness. "[Readers] will find themselves irresistible drawn into Jack's paranoid world of self-induced claustrophobia."--Kirkus Reviews.</p>

Investigating Mr Wakefield

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

Y Lolfa

Hear the Echo

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

<p>Published in celebration of Dylan Thomas' 100th birthday. New York, 1953. A private investigator takes on a tail job for Time Magazine. His quarry is a poet, newly arrived from the UK, who is suing the magazine for libel. The private eye has never heard of him, but he will soon. The mark is the Welsh poet, Dylan Thomas. And in three weeks time, Mr. Thomas will be dead. Based on true events The Poet &amp; the Private Eye is a beautifully written work of historical fiction lamenting the sad end of a brilliant poet. "Gittins mines Thomas' real-life last days for these obvious lessons with sensitivity and devotion."--Kirkus Reviews "[An] inventive tale. . . Gittins paints a moving portrait of a talented man feted by the same public complicit in his death."--Publishers Weekly "It's a coming-of-age story, really, as our PI, who has never heard of Thomas in the beginning, comes to sympathize with him and even falls under the sway of his poetry."--Booklist, Nov. 15, 2014 "The tone here is conversational, making the narrator utterly believable."--Library Journal, Oct. 15, 2014</p>

The Poet & the Private Eye

Literary

Cash Rules Everything Around Me

Fahrenheit Press

Can I Trust You?

Hobeck Books Limited

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