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Biographical note
Rebecca Stott is a writer and broadcaster. She writes both fiction and non-fiction, is affiliated to the Cambridge history of science department and is Professor of English Literature and Creative Writing at UEA. Her work, in radio writing, fiction and non-fiction, weaves together history, literature and the history of science. She is the author of the non-fiction book DARWIN AND THE BARNACLE and the novel GHOSTWALK.Combines theories of evolution with the intrigue of an old-fashioned thriller...Clever and thought-provoking.
LONDON METRO
An utterly gripping, fascinating read.
SUGAR
Original and evocative, this thriller set in 19th-century Paris deftly weaves together history and science.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Keenly researched, lovingly decorated, brimming with ideas but never short on character or charm
- Boyd Tonkin, INDEPENDENT
This book, like the coral that Daniel was originally carrying, is a rare and fascinating specimen.
TIMES
It makes for an entertaining narrative as Lucienne's band of well-spoken rogues duck and dive to avoid Jagot, the head of police.
GUARDIAN
An original and enthralling read.
BIG ISSUE IN THE NORTH
A riveting read
SUNDAY BUSINESS POST, Ireland