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About the book | What people are saying | About the author | Sample chapter | Book group notes | Reading copy giveaway
In an increasingly divided and intolerant world, What the Light Reveals is a beacon: a novel that brilliantly captures the sometimes devastating consequences of individual belief.
What people are saying about What the Light Reveals ‘A story about an Australian family facing the ruin of both bonds and belief. Atmospheric, intensely original and utterly unforgettable.’—M J Hyland, author of Carry Me Down (shortlisted for the 2006 Booker Prize) and This is How ‘McCoy has given us that special thing: a powerful, singular vision of the complexities faced by individuals existing alongside each other as a family. This novel is beyond good storytelling: it is taut, evocative and sensationally unique.’—Sarah Schmidt, author of See What I Have Done ‘An Australian family living in Moscow during the Cold War. A novel about secrets and lies, guilt, loyalty, and betrayal and the urge for survival. Haunting, compelling and memorable, Mick McCoy’s novel has all of the moral complexity and the psychological intensity of an Ian McEwan novel.’—Antoni Jach, author of The Layers of the City and Napoleon’s Double
Download the first chapter of What the Light Reveals here.
A perfect title for book groups. Download book group notes here.
To receive one of five reading copies of What the Light Reveals, email info@transitlounge.com.au with ‘B+P Giveaway’ in the subject line, and the first five people to respond will receive a copy.
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