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The Threat Level Remains Severe
Rowena Macdonald
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Description for The Threat Level Remains Severe
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Grace Ambrose, Brett Beamish and Reuben Swift appear to have little in common, but as each of them negotiates metropolitan life, they find their fates entwined. Arty, liberal-minded House of Commons secretary Grace has been counting the tea breaks in the same dull job for approaching a decade and feels she could do something better ...if only she knew what. New recruit Brett, a smooth, high-flying Australian, is on a mission to shake up the dusty backrooms of power - and on a collision path with Grace. Office life begins to look up when Grace receives an email from an ... Read more
Grace Ambrose, Brett Beamish and Reuben Swift appear to have little in common, but as each of them negotiates metropolitan life, they find their fates entwined. Arty, liberal-minded House of Commons secretary Grace has been counting the tea breaks in the same dull job for approaching a decade and feels she could do something better ...if only she knew what. New recruit Brett, a smooth, high-flying Australian, is on a mission to shake up the dusty backrooms of power - and on a collision path with Grace. Office life begins to look up when Grace receives an email from an ... Read more
Product Details
Publisher
Gallic Books
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2017
Condition
New
Number of Pages
352
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781910709153
SKU
V9781910709153
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 4 to 8 working days
Ref
99-32
About Rowena Macdonald
Rowena Macdonald lives in east London, works at the House of Commons and teaches creative writing at Westminster University. Her debut short story collection, Smoked Meat, was shortlisted for the 2012 Edge Hill Prize.
Reviews for The Threat Level Remains Severe
'Confident, funny and poignant. Macdonald's world draws the reader in irresistibly' Jane Rogers; 'Deliciously erotic and hugely readable, with some wonderful moments of illumination' Maureen Freely