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9781916360235: The Lizard

Synopsis

Bruce-Lockhart ramps up the tension and the result is a read-at-a-sitting page-turner.’ Best Recent Crime Thrillers, Guardian

You’ll be swept up in the hedonistic pursuits and the sun-drenched world of sex and drugs, compelling you to finish this book in one go.’ Marie Claire

‘An impressive debut…. this riotous chase through the glories of the Greek Islands is entertaining’. The Observer

The Lizard has been optioned for a six-part television series

Obsessed with his ex-girlfriend, Alistair Haston heads off to Greece, where she is on holiday. Mugged on arrival in Paros, he loses everything. So when a charming Aussie, shows up and offers Alistair a job recruiting tourists to pose for his wealthy boss, Alistair accepts.

It doesn't take long to discover that it is not just painting the boss has in mind. Swept along on hedonistic tide of wild parties, wild sex and plentiful drugs, he revels in the pursuit of pleasure. But when the body of a missing tourist is found, all evidence points to Haston. Arrested but allowed to escape, the body count piles up and Halston finds himself on the run by land and sea on a journey more breathtaking and more frightening than he could ever imagine.

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À propos de l'auteur

Actor-turned-novelist Dugald Bruce-Lockhart was born in Fiji in 1968.

After reading German at St Andrew's University, he trained as an actor and graduated from RADA in 1994. Since then, he has worked with UK theatre companies including the RSC, The National Theatre, The English Touring Theatre, Bath Theatre Royal, Hampstead Theatre and The Old Vic, among others. As a long-standing member of Edward Hall’s internationally-acclaimed Shakespeare ensemble, Propeller, he played roles including Henry V, Petruchio, and Olivia, before becoming an associate director. He toured the UK as Hannay in The 39 Steps; and West End appearances include Freddie in The Deep Blue Sea, Lysander in Propeller’s Midsummer Night’s Dream, Bill Austin in Mamma Mia, and recently, Victor Prynne, in Private Lives.

His TV and film work includes Call the Midwife, The Castaways, Professor T, The Crown, From Time to Time, Hart’s War, Alive and Kicking, Deserter, Case Histories, Foyle’s War, Midsomer Murders, Trust, and Hotel Babylon. He narrated a landmark documentary series for the Smithsonian Channel, Aerial Britain, which launched in the UK in 2019.

He also works as a theatre director and acting coach, and lives in Kent with his wife and two children.

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