Synopsis
A Sunday Times bestseller & Richard and Judy Book Club Pick.
‘Immensely gripping’ – The Guardian
Liza Klaussmann’s Tigers in Red Weather tells the story of Nick and her cousin Helena who have grown up together, sharing long hot summers at Tiger House. With husbands and children of their own, they keep returning. But against a background of parties, cocktails, moonlight and jazz, how long can perfection last?
There is always the summer that changes everything.
The award-winning Tigers in Red Weather is a delicious novel, a book that simmers with tension and threat; an intoxicating cocktail of money, sex, heat, boredom and beauty. Gracefully drawn and utterly intriguing, it’s the perfect summer blockbuster.
‘Tragedy, betrayal and passion . . . A riveting, intelligent read’ – Stylist
‘Heady, page-turning stuff’ – The Sunday Times
Part of the Picador Collection, showcasing the best of modern literature.
Details
02 August 2012
9781447212065Reviews
Absolutely packed with plot . . . heady, page-turning stuff
Tragedy, betrayal and passion . . . A riveting, intelligent read
A clever, sensual thriller . . . with a conscious nod to F. Scott Fitzgerald
An immensely gripping and well-told tale of two generations . . . It is part of the considerable pleasure of this novel that much of it reminds you of other stories, in prose and film
