The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo
A captivating, magical story set in 1930s Malaysia of a dancehall girl and an orphan boy brought together by a series of unexplained deaths. A New York Times bestseller and Reese Book Club pick.
'The two main characters will captivate you as their paths are destined to cross.. you won't be able to put this one down!' * Reese Witherspoon *
Mazey, bewildering, and absolutely brilliant - I loved it * Natasha Pulley, author of The Watchmaker of Filigree Street *
An irresistible page-turner * Saga *
A fascinating and exotic world where perception and truth can be interpreted in many ways * Daily Mail *
The tale's various twists and beautifully written interpersonal relationships are a pleasure to read * Irish Examiner *
An exuberant medley of magic, romance and weirdness * The Times *
[A] highly imaginative and a spellbinding read * Woman's Weekly *
Takes the reader on a vivid journey through 30s Malaysia * Independent *
Takes the reader on a vivid journey through 1930s Malaysia... a beautifully written, twisty tale * Sunday Post *
Choo is a thrilling writer, evoking high emotion, gripping suspense, and an exquisite sense of time and place with her lyrical, sensual writing and her powerful evocation of the soaring, sizzling landscape * Lancashire Post *
Takes the reader on a vivid journey through 1930s Malaysia * Woman's Way *
This coming-of-age mystery is beautifully written with lush descriptions, characters suffused with the surreal, and a multi layered plot * Historical Novel Society *
[The] beautifully written interpersonal relationships are a pleasure to read... Paints a luscious view of Malaysian natural surroundings and historical culture * Press Association *
Riveting . . . Mythical creatures, conversations with the dead, lucky numbers, Confucian virtues, and forbidden love provide the backdrop for Choo's superb murder mystery * Publishers Weekly *
A work of incredible beauty. . . astoundingly captivating and striking in its portrayal of love, betrayal, and death, The Night Tiger is a transcendent story of courage and connection * Booklist *
A sumptuous garden maze of a novel * Kirkus *
Sumptuous... full of longing, the pages practically sigh as you turn each one * Oprah.com on The Ghost Bride *
Beguiling * USA Today on The Ghost Bride *
The lyrical prose transports the reader to a dreamlike landscape... Balancing good writing and strong attention to historical detail, the author has created something that is clever and unique * The Lady *
Mazey, bewildering, and absolutely brilliant - I loved it * Natasha Pulley, author of The Watchmaker of Filigree Street *
An irresistible page-turner * Saga *
A fascinating and exotic world where perception and truth can be interpreted in many ways * Daily Mail *
The tale's various twists and beautifully written interpersonal relationships are a pleasure to read * Irish Examiner *
An exuberant medley of magic, romance and weirdness * The Times *
[A] highly imaginative and a spellbinding read * Woman's Weekly *
Takes the reader on a vivid journey through 30s Malaysia * Independent *
Takes the reader on a vivid journey through 1930s Malaysia... a beautifully written, twisty tale * Sunday Post *
Choo is a thrilling writer, evoking high emotion, gripping suspense, and an exquisite sense of time and place with her lyrical, sensual writing and her powerful evocation of the soaring, sizzling landscape * Lancashire Post *
Takes the reader on a vivid journey through 1930s Malaysia * Woman's Way *
This coming-of-age mystery is beautifully written with lush descriptions, characters suffused with the surreal, and a multi layered plot * Historical Novel Society *
[The] beautifully written interpersonal relationships are a pleasure to read... Paints a luscious view of Malaysian natural surroundings and historical culture * Press Association *
Riveting . . . Mythical creatures, conversations with the dead, lucky numbers, Confucian virtues, and forbidden love provide the backdrop for Choo's superb murder mystery * Publishers Weekly *
A work of incredible beauty. . . astoundingly captivating and striking in its portrayal of love, betrayal, and death, The Night Tiger is a transcendent story of courage and connection * Booklist *
A sumptuous garden maze of a novel * Kirkus *
Sumptuous... full of longing, the pages practically sigh as you turn each one * Oprah.com on The Ghost Bride *
Beguiling * USA Today on The Ghost Bride *
The lyrical prose transports the reader to a dreamlike landscape... Balancing good writing and strong attention to historical detail, the author has created something that is clever and unique * The Lady *
Yangsze Choo is a Malaysian writer of Chinese descent. After receiving her undergraduate degree from Harvard, she worked as a management consultant before writing her New York Times bestselling debut novel, The Ghost Bride, now a Netflix original series. Her second novel, The Night Tiger, was a Reese Witherspoon Book Club pick and a Big Jubilee Read selection for Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee. She lives in California with her family and loves to eat and read (often at the same time). The Fox Wife and all previous novels would not have been possible without large quantities of dark chocolate. You can find her on her website, yschoo.com, or @yangszechoo on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
| SKU | Unavailable |
| ISBN 13 | 9781787470477 |
| ISBN 10 | 1787470474 |
| Title | The Night Tiger |
| Author | Yangsze Choo |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Quercus Publishing |
| Year published | 2020-01-07 |
| Number of pages | 480 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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