Almost a Crime
Almost a Crime by Penny Vincenzi is a First Edition published by Orion in 1999, featuring 627 pages in English. This novel explores the seemingly perfect power marriage of Tom and Octavia Fleming, who navigate their successful careers in the realms of politics and charity consultancy. However, their lives take a dramatic turn when Octavia uncovers Tom’s affair, leading to unforeseen consequences that threaten not only their marriage but also the lives of those around them.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into the complexities of relationships and the impact of betrayal. The story unfolds as the affair spirals into a situation filled with terror and danger, revealing the fragility of their seemingly ideal life. With themes rooted in contemporary literature and fiction, this book presents a gripping exploration of love, trust, and the repercussions of choices made in the shadows.
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Tom and Octavia Fleming have the perfect power marriage: he is a spin-doctor and she runs a consultancy to the charity industry. They are attractive, rich, successful…Then Octavia discovers Tom is having an affair and not only the discovery but the affair itself have consequences that are potentially fatal – both to the marriage and its power. For this is no ordinary affair, but one that leads to terror and danger, threatening other people, damaging other lives.
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