LAURA WILSON lives with her partner and a basset hound in North Essex and London. A former editor and author of children's books, her first novel, A Little Death, was short-listed for the Crime Writers' Association Ellis Peters Historical Dagger Award and was also recently nominated for an Anthony Award. She is currently at work on her fourth suspense novel, which Delacorte will publish in 2003.
"From the Hardcover edition."
Anna is a hugely experienced audiobook narrator have recorded a wide variety of audiobooks including classics to teenage sci-fi, children's and animation.
Living alone in the Oxfordshire countryside, Bunny Girl Alice Jones still grieves the death of her lover, world-famous comedian Lenny Maxted. Unexpectedly, Lenny's comic partner, Jack Flowers, shows up on her doorstep, seven years after the funeral. Narrator Anna Bentinck expertly captures the horror and terror that Alice goes through during one day when Jack turns her peaceful home into an armed fortress. Bentinck's performance is remarkable as she conveys down-to-earth warmth, craziness, drunkenness, and pain in the unrelenting buildup to the chilling climax. At times, it seems that Bunny Alice is reminiscing out loud to a close friend--the listener--as she demonstrates just how much a celebrity can get away with in our star-struck times. Every nuance and emotion is perfect as Bentinck takes us through this believable story. S.G.B. Winner of AudioFile Earphones Award © AudioFile 2005, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine