Emily Rhodes

The traffic in human misery

Lucy Beresford’s heroine investigates her husband’s death while uncovering the truth about India’s missing millions in her compelling novel Invisible Threads

issue 13 June 2015

  • Invisible Threads

    Lucy Beresford

    Quartet, pp. 240

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