A Step Too Far
A Step Too Far by Meg Hutchinson, published by Hodder & Stoughton in 2008, is a novel that delves into the complexities of revenge and its consequences. This edition spans 337 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Katrin Hawley, whose childhood experiences of bullying ignite a desire for vengeance that ultimately leads her down a dark path.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of family life and the impact of World War II on personal relationships. As Katrin’s quest for retribution unfolds, the novel examines the destructive nature of her actions against the backdrop of a community striving for unity and victory. The book offers a poignant look at the interplay between personal grievances and broader societal challenges during the 20th century.
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‘You be a cheat and a liar, Katy Hawley, no wonder your folks daint want you! Well we dont want you neither, do we girls?’ It was only a playground spat but the cruel words burned like acid into Katrin Hawleys brain. But revenge is a dish best eaten cold and Katrin waited until she could hit her persecutors where it hurt. However, in her pursuit of vengeance, Katrin takes a fatal step too far . . .
Sunday Times bestselling author Meg Hutchinson’s new novel chronicles the ruthlessly destructive quest of one damaged woman. Just as the stalwart men and women of the Black Country were pulling together for victory, Katrin Hawley sought only to satisfy her own malignant, vindictive craving for retribution.
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