The Lighthouse – Alison Moore

READ FOR BOOKERTHON

Futh, a middle-aged Englishman, suffers memories of childhood abandonment as he embarks on a walking trip through Germany.

© “The unfolding of events and truths is measured and creatively done. Futh, central to these events, is an awkward protagonist in an uncertain setting and it is all of these things that make this book intriguing. There is a continual element of surprise, too, which kept me intrigued right to the last page.” – Rachel

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Published 2012
Salt Publishing
192 pages

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