Sleeping Cruelty

Sleeping Cruelty by Lynda La Plante, published by Macmillan in 2000, is a first edition novel comprising 374 pages. The story follows Warren Fielding, who finds himself in a precarious situation after funding James Mobery’s political campaign. When Mobery takes his own life just before the election, Fielding’s reputation suffers a dramatic fall, transforming him from a respected entrepreneur into a social outcast.

Readers will encounter a narrative that delves into themes of reputation, betrayal, and the complexities of social relationships. As Fielding navigates the fallout from Mobery’s actions, he must confront friends who are quick to abandon him. This edition presents a blend of literature and fiction, incorporating elements of horror and action, while exploring the darker aspects of contemporary life.