A Moment Of Madness
By (Author) Hilary Bonner
Cornerstone
Arrow Books Ltd
1st July 2003
United Kingdom
General
Fiction
Modern and contemporary fiction: general and literary
823.914
Paperback
464
Width 110mm, Height 178mm, Spine 28mm
245g
'Robert Goddard with sex' Sarah Broadhurst, Bookseller Will the secrets of a dark night ever be revealed When rock idol Scott Silver is found murdered, the prime suspect lies dead next to him. For Silver's killer broke into his mansion home on the South Devon coast and it appears that the rock star's mesmerising widow Angel killed the intruder in self defence. However, gradually an intense and complex tale of intrigue and deception evolves. Local paper journalist John Kelly, a man with a past which still haunts him, begins to investigate. Soon he finds himself falling under the spell of the beautiful but dangerous Angel. Kelly becomes embroiled in a sexual obsession so overwhelming that it threatens to destroy him. Yet he continues to seek the truth about the night two men died a brutal death...
Praise for Hilary Bonner and "When the Dead Cry Out"
"Pick up Hilary Bonner at your peril---you won't be able to put her down. Bonner's taut, compelling tales have more twists and turns than an English country lane. She'll drive you to distraction."---Val McDermid, author of "The Torment of Others"
"Bonnerworks outside conventional mystery or police procedural mode, keeping readers guessing."---"Kirkus Reviews"
"Hilary Bonner's secret is that as a top journalist she's been there, seen it close up and asked the crucial questions. She plots with pace, passion, and that marvelous ability to keep you turning the pages long after you meant to put out the light."---Peter Lovesey, author of "The Circle"
"A fascinating tale of believable people, in the hands of an absolutely ace storyteller; I read it in one sitting, with enormous pleasure."---Lindsey Davis, author of "Scandal Takes a Holiday"
Hilary Bonner is a former showbusiness editor of the Mail on Sunday and the Daily Mirror. She now lives in Somerset and continues to work as a freelance journalist, covering film, television and theatre. She is the author of three previous novels, The Cruelty of Morning, A Fancy to Kill For and A Passion So Deadly.