The Light Keeper: Sometimes Love Takes You to the Edge - Tapa dura

'I loved this' Matt Haig 'Fabulous' Jane Fallon 'Mesmerizing' Peter James 'Wonderfully written' Anthony Horowitz

Sarah stands on the brink, arms open wide as if to let the wind carry her away.

She's come to the high cliffs to be alone, to face the truth about her life, to work out what to do.

Her lover Jack is searching, desperate to find her before it is too late. But Sarah doesn't want to be found. Not yet. Not by him.

And someone else is seeking answers up here where the seabirds soar - a man known only as the Keeper, living in an old lighthouse right on the cusp of a four-hundred-foot drop. He is all too aware that sometimes love takes you to the edge . . .

'Cole writes with human warmth and bittersweet emotion. I loved this.'
Matt Haig

'Wonderfully written. This is a book that will stay with you.'
Anthony Horowitz

'An absolute thing of beauty. Not like anything else I've read. Fabulous.'
Jane Fallon

'Mesmerizing and lyrical, Cole creates atmosphere you can breathe and emotion that can shred your heart.'
Peter James

'Evocative, spiritual and deeply immersive.'
Rev Kate Bottley

'Tremendous speed and pace. The ending took me completely by surprise.' --Jeffrey Archer

'Compelling, ambitious and deeply moving.'

--Peter Stanford

This potent debut by award-winning writer Moreton weaves a richly evocative story of heartache and secrets, set along the precarious coastline of the Sussex Downs. Pacy and packed with bittersweet lyricism, it's a multi-layered tale with a surprise ending. --The Mail on Sunday

Sarah stands on the brink, arms open wide as if to let the wind carry her away. Her husband Jack is desperate to find her before it is too late. But Sarah does not want to be found. She's run away to be alone, to face a moment of truth that will mean life or death. And there's someone else seeking answers up here on the high cliffs where the seabirds soar . . . A man known only as the Keeper, living in an old lighthouse right on the cusp of a four hundred foot drop, who is discovering that sometimes love takes you to the edge. `I loved this' Matt Haig `Fabulous' Jane Fallon `Mesmerizing' Peter James `Wonderfully written' Anthony Horowitz Sarah stands on the brink, arms open wide as if to let the wind carry her away. She's come to the high cliffs to be alone, to face the truth about her life, to work out what to do. Her lover Jack is searching, desperate to find her before it is too late. But Sarah doesn't want to be found. Not yet. Not by him. And someone else is seeking answers up here where the seabirds soar - a man known only as the Keeper, living in an old lighthouse right on the cusp of a four-hundred-foot drop. He is all too aware that sometimes love takes you to the edge . . . `Cole writes with human warmth and bittersweet emotion. I loved this.' Matt Haig `Wonderfully written. This is a book that will stay with you.' Anthony Horowitz `An absolute thing of beauty. Not like anything else I've read. Fabulous.' Jane Fallon `Mesmerizing and lyrical, Cole creates atmosphere you can breathe and emotion that can shred your heart.' Peter James `Evocative, spiritual and deeply immersive.' Rev Kate Bottley `Tremendous speed and pace. The ending took me completely by surprise.' Jeffrey Archer `Compelling, ambitious and deeply moving.' Peter Stanford `Beautifully tense and atmospheric.' Marianne Power Back Cover Text `Cole writes with human warmth and bittersweet emotion. I loved this.' Matt Haig `Wonderfully written. This is a book that will stay with you.' Anthony Horowitz `An absolute thing of beauty. Not like anything else I've read. Fabulous.' Jane Fallon `Mesmerizing and lyrical, Cole creates atmosphere you can breathe and emotion that can shred your heart.' Peter James `Evocative, spiritual and deeply immersive.' Rev Kate Bottley `Tremendous speed and pace. The ending took me completely by surprise.' Jeffrey Archer `Compelling, ambitious and deeply moving.' Peter Stanford `Beautifully tense and atmospheric.' Marianne Power