The Walkaway by Scott Phillips

The Walkaway by Scott Phillips

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`The Walkaway is both prequel and sequel to The Ice Harvest , Scott Phillip’s stylish dark debut novel . . . terrific’ Observer

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The Walkaway by Scott Phillips

Sidney’s stepfather, Gunther Fahnstiel, got lucky in The Ice Harvest. Lucky to the tune of $250,000 in untraceable notes. Ten years later he’s escaped from the Lake Vista nursing home; confused, frail and desperate for a haircut. Sidney has prospered since his days running the bar at the Sweet Cage; he’s now the owner, in fact, and strip clubs are big business. So a $12,000 reward is posted for Gunther’s safe return. The only problem is Gunther’s just run into the daughter of an old flame and memories of dark deeds from decades before begin to surface . . . `A wicked rogues’ gallery . . . Mr Phillips presents a cavalcade of wry sleaze. [He] is clearly at home in this world, and he has wicked fun conjuring it’ New York Times `Phillips is a stylish, laconic writer and The Walkaway, in pulling off his merging of two time scales, never falters for a moment. Terrific’ Observer `Bleak, funny and poignant. Phillips can do it all’ Literary Review
'Phillips is a stylish, laconic writer and The Walkaway, in pulling off his merging of two time scales, never falters for a momentTerrific' The Observer
Scott Phillips has been shortlisted for the CWA John Creasey Award and the Macallan Dagger for Fiction Award, for his debut novel, The Ice Harvest. The Ice Harvest has recently been made into a film starring John Cusack and Billy Bob Thornton. Scott lives in Southern California with his wife and young daughter.
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ISBN 13 9780330481458
ISBN 10 0330481452
Title The Walkaway
Author Scott Phillips
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Pan Macmillan
Year published 2003-05-02
Number of pages 400
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.