The Fault

The Fault by Kitty Sewell-psychological thriller
Sebastian is a structural engineer. He is renowned for designing the near impossible.
His girlfriend Eva is a diver and they have recently moved in together. Sebastian wanted
them to get married as they were in Dubai and cohabitation is illegal. Eva doesn’t want
to and we know there is a reason but not what- a past relationship is hinted at but
nothing more. Eva is troubled by something or someone in her past and wants to tell
Sebastian but hasn't yet found the right moment. Sebastian’s sister Mimi lives with them
and they are now in Gibraltar, Sebastian touting for a new project. Mimi has developed
a relationship with  the man who has the flat below them. As he is in his forties and
she is not quite eighteen, Sebastian is very wary and protective whereas Eva sees it for
what it is- a blossoming friendship. Sebastian himself has his secrets. Mimi couldn’t go
to Japan with him as for some reason he wasn’t allowed to be her guardian, again
something in the past is hinted at. It took me a little while to get into this book but
once I did I was hooked. There are wonderful descriptions of Gibraltar and of the
rock and tunnels and their history, something I knew little about. Each chapter is
by one of the three main characters- Eva, Sebastian or Mimi giving their aspect
of the story. Oh boy! One to throw you around and leave you with your head
spinning.

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Book Blurb: Chilling thriller set on Gibraltar - at the heart of The Rock are secret tunnels, hard to
navigate and even harder to escape. Sebastian is a civil engineering prodigy and his
latest project is his most ambitious to date: to build a new city on the sheerest face
of The Rock. His fiancee, Eva, a diver, is entranced by the penisula's hidden depths
and concerned that her lover doesn't push himself beyond human limits in his
desire to see his dream realised. Mimi, still in her teens, is desperate to spread
her wings and chafing at the limits placed on her movements by her overprotective
older brother. When Mimi gets into a relationship with a neighbour intent on
fighting the new development, Sebastian's precarious mental health spirals out of
control putting them all in danger. When Mimi is lost amidst their twists and turns
the race is on to find her before the water rises. About Kitty Sewell: Kitty Sewell was born in Sweden, and has had four successive nationalities, living in the
Canary Islands, Central and South America, Canada, England, Wales and Spain where she
now lives in the mountains of Andalucía. She is a successful sculptor, and bestselling
author. Her books have been translated into 15 languages and she has been short-listed
for the CWA New Blood Dagger Award, the Wales Book of the Year, Winner of the
“People’s Choice” BBC Radio Wales Prize, and the Bertelsmann Book Clubs International
Book of the Month. She also writes as Kitty Harri. With Honno she has published Ice
Trap (2005, later bought by Simon & Schuster) and Hector’s Talent for Miracles (2007)
as Kitty Harri. Social Media: Website: https://kittysewell.com/ Purchase Links: Amazon UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fault-Kitty-Sewell/dp/1909983993/ref=sr_1_
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gateway&sprefix=the+fault+kitty+%2Caps%2C143&sr=8-1 Amazon US: https://www.amazon.com/Fault-Kitty-Sewell-ebook/dp/B07TGKJV5S/ref=sr
_1_1?crid=1WHHZ2BAKDLEX&keywords=the+fault+kitty+sewell&qid=1565083546&s=
gateway&sprefix=the+fault+kitty+%2Caps%2C198&sr=8-1 Waterstones: https://www.waterstones.com/book/the-fault/kitty-sewell/9781909983991 Hive: https://www.hive.co.uk/Product/Kitty-Sewell/The-Fault/23651304 Book Depository: https://www.bookdepository.com/Fault-Kitty-Sewell/9781909983991 Publishing Information: Published in paperback and ebook formats by Honno Press on 18th July 2019


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