Books by Claire Fuller

‘Vores endeløse dage’ er det medrivende og spændende mysterium om Peggy Hillcoat, som i 1976 er otte år. Hun bruger sommeren på at spille sine elskede plader og lytte til moderens flygelspil. Efter en familiekrise tager hendes far hende med fra London til en øde hytte i en fjern europæisk skov. Han fortæller Peggy, at resten af verden er gået under.Da Peggy finder et par støvler i skoven og indleder en eftersøgning efter deres ejer, begynder hun langsomt at opklare de mystiske hændelser, der førte hende ud i skovens ensomme indre.Peggy bliver ikke set før 9 år efter flugten, hvor hun står overfor et svært valg. Skal hun fortælle sin mor og resten af civilisationen, hvad der lå til grunde for hendes flugt, og den hemmelighed, hun har båret på lige siden?“En triumf. Fuller opbygger mesterligt plottet i denne voksenthriller af et eventyr, fuld af antydninger, spørgsmål og spænding." The Times.

***SHORTLISTED FOR THE RSL ENCORE AWARD 2018***The second novel from the author of Our Endless Numbered Days, which won the 2015 Desmond Elliott Prize and was a 2016 Richard and Judy Book Club Pick.'Gil Coleman looked down from the window and saw his dead wife standing on the pavement below.'Gil's wife, Ingrid has been missing, presumed drowned, for twelve years. A possible sighting brings their children, Nan and Flora, home. Together they begin to confront the mystery of their mother. Is Ingrid dead? Or did she leave? And do the letters hidden within Gil's books hold the answer to the truth behind his marriage, a truth hidden from everyone including his own children?'Thrilling, transporting, delicately realised and held together by a sophisticated sense of suspense...more than matches the power of Fuller's debut... Powerful, pleasing and pleasurable.' Sunday Times

WINNER OF THE DESMOND ELLIOTT PRIZE 2015 'Fuller handles the tension masterfully in this grown-up thriller of a fairytale, full of clues, questions and intrigue' The Times'Extraordinary. From the opening sentence it is gripping' Sunday Times1976: Peggy Hillcoat is eight. She spends her summer camping with her father, playing her beloved record of The Railway Children and listening to her mother's grand piano, but her pretty life is about to change.Her survivalist father, who has been stockpiling provisions for the end which is surely coming soon, takes her from London to a cabin in a remote European forest. There he tells Peggy the rest of the world has disappeared.Her life is reduced to a piano which makes music but no sound, a forest where all that grows is a means of survival. And a tiny wooden hut that is Everything.'Bewitching...a rivetingly dark tale...spellbinding' Sunday Express