This book is not a debut, and it does not sound as if it is for dog lovers or the faint-hearted.
“He must have stabbed Jessica too before she ran off because there was a trail of blood, a path that led them to her, although not at first because the field of wheat had closed around her, like a golden blanket. She was lying with her arms around the body of the dog and their blood had mingled and soaked into the dry earth, feeding the grain, like a sacrifice to the harvest. Joseph died where he was, strapped into the pushchair. She liked to think that he never woke up but she didn´t know.”
The Rules:
If you recognize the quotation, or if you think you are able to guess who wrote it, please post a comment. Just leave a hint, do not spoil the fun by giving too much away. The book will be reviewed on Friday.
onsdag den 15. september 2010
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Dorte, Am glad to see your Bait in the Box is back. Good news for all your fans.
I think I do recognise this one...the title of the book is in the form of a question perhaps? and the main character has (to my thinking anyway) his surname and first names the wrong way around
Dorte - I was wondering when I'd get the good news that you have a new Bait-in-the-Box posted ;-)
I've no idea but if the box is anything to go by perhaps it is written by a Scottish writer.
Jose: I´ll try to come up with one most weeks, but sometimes I am reading ´obscure books´ that no one knows, and then the game is not very funny.
Bernadette: two points to you! (plus a bonus point because you are so right about that ´first name´)
That was not a complain Dorte, just good news.
Margot: LOL
Tracy: good detective work. Not exactly WRITTEN BY a Scot but ....
Jose: sorry, I was a bit slow there ;)
My excuse is that I just got home from work.
(But at least I didn´t think you WERE complaining).
I don't know but can't wait to find out.
CD
Clarissa: I am on p 159, and I can´t wait to find out how it ends. See you all after another 200 pages :D
Ah, "when will there be......"
I don't know and probably don't want to being that I'm definitely a dog lover!! I'm sure I'll be brave and read your review, though.
I do love your bait box since I love Walker's shortbread!
At last I know one of your Baits in the Box! So it's not bad news this week.
I loved this book.
Maxine: yes: Ahhh! (but still 100 pages to go)
Kelly: I won´t say I love them, but I thought the truck was the most perfect bait.
Margaret: no; that´s nice, isn´t it ;)
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