Finer Things
by David Wharton
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Pub Date Oct 19 2020 | Archive Date Oct 25 2020
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Description
London: 1963. The lives of a professional shoplifter and a young art student collide.
Delia must atone for a terrible mistake; Tess is desperate to be a real artist. With the threat of the criminal underworld encroaching, only their friendship can save them from disaster.
A Note From the Publisher2>
David Wharton grew up in Northumberland and lives in Leicester, where he has worked in education for many years. He now divides his time between writing fiction and training English teachers. Finer Things is his first novel.
Advance Praise
‘A vivid, atmospheric read which is as much an examination of the difficulties of creating your own life as it is a story of crime and possible redemption.’ -i Newspaper, Best Crime Books for 2019
‘Strong characters and a vivid recreation of the times.’ -The Herald
‘Vibrant, absorbing and bursting with the unexpected, Finer Things is a sideways look at 1960s London, in which art school bohemia meets the gangster underworld. It is full of spot-on observations about the subtle power play in human interaction. I was immediately drawn into its vivid world.’ -Catherine Simpson
‘An evocative portrait of two women navigating 1960's London.’ -Mahsuda Snaith
‘David Wharton's novel unfolds with all the style, pace and drama of a British New Wave movie. It is a very fine thing indeed.’ -Jonathan Taylor
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Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781912240685 |
| PRICE | $11.99 (USD) |
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