
Red/Black
by Rachel Atherton-Charvat
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Pub Date Aug 11 2020 | Archive Date Oct 19 2020
Troubador Publishing Ltd. | Matador
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Description
Sarah Hughes. Wife, mother, secret gambler.
Her life is one of stability and security. Settled in Cheltenham, married for over twenty years, lovely children… but her inner trauma of losing a child in a car accident in which she was driving is reopened when her husband accepts a full-time posting to a military camp in Germany. Upon arriving in Germany, her underlying depression returns and she starts gambling online. The isolated posting and pressures of army life exacerbates her struggle and exposes the frailties of her marriage.
The stakes rise as her gambling escalates and she starts to realise her husband is not all she believed...
Red/ Black is a carefully constructed story that deals with very modern themes of mental health and gambling.
A Note From the Publisher
Advance Praise
"This book is full of twists leading to a stunning conclusion you cannot see coming. As you follow Sarah and understand her life, you see it unfold in the most dramatic way, every time you see what is happening something takes you on a different path. Brilliantly written, this careful story delivers a page-turning read which I thoroughly loved." - Amazon review
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9781838596491 |
PRICE | $4.99 (USD) |
PAGES | 200 |
Featured Reviews

Wow!!! I read this in one whole sitting!! This Book was great. It had an excellent pace, a strong plot and the characters had good depth and were interesting! It is an amazing read and I highly recommend it!

Great and extremely tense sorry. Td really well with great relatable characters and I would highly recommend this xx