Jessica Harris has just received a career-making assignment. She’s going to interview Clark Conrad – A-list Hollywood heart-throb and Jessica’s secret teenage crush. Clark’s going through a messy divorce, and wants to rebrand himself in the public eye.
But halfway through her interview, Clark’s teenage daughter is found floating facedown in his infinity pool. And then his young girlfriend accuses him of abuse.
As Clark’s world darkens, Jessica is drawn to help him. This is the man she’s always dreamed of being close to. And now he needs her. He can’t be the monster they say he is… can he?
Through His Eyes is a highly topical and insightful psychological drama, with some intriguingly realistic characters and a storyline ripped straight from the headlines.
Jess is trying to build a career for herself as an entertainment journalist in a digital world. Handed the opportunity of a lifetime, she gets drawn into the dark heart of Hollywood when a teenage crush becomes an adult reality.
This is a clever tale, a genuinely compelling portrait of what lies beneath a place of glitz and glamour…Emma Dibdin having a great eye for nuance and perception, the realities of the situation Jess finds herself in are teased out brilliantly. You find yourself fully immersed into this world of red carpets, social media sound bites, networking and cover ups, it is fascinating, socially relevant and honestly a bit of a page turner.
Through His Eyes is a cautionary tale of our time, a nod to how far we still have to go, but also hugely entertaining with some memorable characters and an authentic plot. I thought it was terrific.
Recommended.
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Happy Reading!
