Transgressions
Transgressions by Sarah Dunant, published by Warner in 1998, is a psychological thriller that delves into the darker aspects of human experience. This edition spans 375 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Elizabeth Skorvecky, who, after ending a long-term relationship, finds herself alone in her Victorian home. As she navigates her solitude, unsettling occurrences begin to disrupt her life, leading her to question her sanity and safety.
Readers will encounter a blend of action, adventure, and suspense as Elizabeth grapples with mysterious happenings, including missing items and eerie sounds. The story explores themes of fear and vulnerability, culminating in a chilling confrontation when she discovers she is being stalked. This edition invites readers into a world where the boundaries of reality blur, making it a compelling exploration of psychological tension and the complexities of human relationships.
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Terrifying, dark and bold, Sarah Dunant’s breakthrough psychological thriller transcends genres and audiences; it crosses all boundaries, encroaching on the darker side of sex and fantasy, male and female.
Elizabeth Skorvecky has just come out of a long-term relationship with her boyfriend. Alone in her Victorian house, her only companions are her cat, a trashy crime novel she’s translating from Czech, and her music. As the summer ends and the days draw in, unsettling things begin to happen. First it’s just a missing CD, then music playing in an empty kitchen at midnight, then a table laid for breakfast for two. Poltergeist? Insanity?
When Elizabeth wakes at four in the morning to find a man sitting at the end of her bed, she knows, sickeningly , she’s very sane – and being stalked. She also discovers that the means of surviving can be just as shocking as surrender.
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