The House of MirrorsOne of them has killed before. One of them will kill again. In the sweltering summer of 1997, straight laced, straight A student Karen met Biba a bohemian and impossibly glamorous aspiring actress. A few months later, two people were dead and another had been sent to prison. Having stood by Rex as he served his sentence, Karen is now married to him with a daughter, Alice, who runs a vintage clothing company in London. They're a normal family, as long

many of which have remained under lock and key until now

the savage violence or the senseless suicide that is being committed

and why is he so interested in the comings and goings at a plush townhouse in Great Queen Street

eventually seeking shelter on an isolated tor populared by an enigmatic former priest who harbours no love for the King's cause

spying for the English

In '90s Paris

because there is nothing more irksome than being murdered by an allegory run amok

the pair will have to work together to have any hope of bringing the truth to light and saving both worlds

A difficult home life

Peake's book is the first of its kind to chronicle the human evolution of space exploration over sixty years

for its inhabitants are disarmingly familiar

It is likely to be extremely dangerous