The Kidnapping of Suzie Q
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The January cover of BfK features an illustration from No More Television!, the latest title from Philippe Dupasquier who is the subject of this month's Authorgraph. The book is published by Andersen Press and we're grateful to them for their help in using this on our front cover.
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The Kidnapping of Suzie Q
A dramatic story yet, as ever with Catherine Sefton, written in a way' which insists upon the complexity of judgement especially when violence erupts. Suzie is just in the wrong place at the wrong time when the bungled robbery takes place. The would-be robbers kidnap her with no plan of what to do next. Recalled by Suzie, this becomes a tense psychological story (an interesting lead-in to Brian Keenan's book) where we can admire Suzie's own determination and despise the brutality and weakness of her captors whilst also fearing and even feeling for them.
