
Synopsis
A spellbinding family saga spanning six decades of British history, shortlisted for the prestigious RSL Encore Award.
As the 1950s draw to a close and the Cold War escalates, the shape of Drummond Moore's life is changed beyond measure when he strikes up an unlikely friendship with James Carter, a rich and well-connected fellow national serviceman. Carter leads him to Doom...
Details
544 pages
Imprint: Picador
Reviews
A thoughtful and powerful study of the corrosive effects of fear, the damage we do to ourselves and our loved ones when danger is all we can see . . . disconcertingly timelyGuardian
A panoramic novel of modern Britain . . . extraordinarySpectator
The Blind Light reads like a British Don DeLillo, telling the social history of Britain through two generations of a familyAlex Preston, Observer
Engrossing . . . A terrific bookSamira Ahmed, BBC Radio 4