From the acclaimed author of The Blue Book of Nebo comes a heartbreaking journey into a small town's grief when their beloved golden girl is found murdered. Greta Pugh is dead. The small village of Bethesda, Wales, is no stranger to tragedy. Once a thriving, prosperous community, the town has been marred by an ever-deepening class divide. But now, with rich and popular Greta Pugh found murdered in the local quarry, everyone in Bethesda is rattled, and all their secrets are at risk. No one is more aware of this than Greta's friends, especially Shane, a classmate and the son of the Pughs' cleaner. Everyone knows more than they're letting on, but when the police and the media descend with all their probing questions, there's soon nowhere left to hide the answers. As Shane watches the investigation unfold, he grapples with everything he knows about the Pugh family and all he's learning about the people around them. Each revelation brings the town a step closer to the truth of who killed Greta...but only one person may truly know why .
Manon Steffan Ros
Manon Steffan Ros is a Welsh author known for her works in the field of contemporary Welsh literature. She is recognized for her unique and engaging storytelling style that often incorporates elements of humor and satire. Ros has made significant contributions to Welsh literature by addressing important social issues in her works, such as identity, language, and cultural heritage.
One of her most notable works is "Blasu" (Tasting), a novel that explores the complexities of modern Welsh identity through the lens of food. The novel has been praised for its insightful commentary on the changing landscape of Welsh society and the importance of preserving cultural traditions.
Overall, Manon Steffan Ros's impact on Welsh literature lies in her ability to captivate readers with her thought-provoking narratives and her commitment to showcasing the richness of Welsh culture. She continues to be a prominent voice in contemporary Welsh literature, inspiring a new generation of writers to explore the complexities of identity and heritage in their own works.
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