Best Eaten Cold - Salter, Tony

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Résumé :
Imagine that someone wants to do you harm. Someone you once knew, but have almost forgotten. Now, imagine that they are clever, patient and will not stop. They'll get inside your head and make you doubt yourself. They'll make you question who you are, and ensure that everyone you care for starts to doubt you too. Each perfectly-orchestrated doubt will slowly, steadily, build to a crescendo and destroy you. This is real and it could be happening to you. Best Eaten Cold is a chilling reminder of how quickly - and how blindly - we have learnt to trust in the online world, despite the somewhat ironic fact that none of us really understand it at all. Fabiola lives an idyllic life in Oxford - beautiful house, adoring husband, happy healthy baby. She thinks she's left her past behind her. But in a world of smartphones and social media, it's not so easy to wipe the slate clean. Best Eaten Cold is a terrifying psychological thriller of technological trickery and the depths of human vindictiveness. It is a nail-biting story that could happen to any one of us in this digital age. *** Fast-paced, terrifyingly believable, chilling at times... the kind of book that's hard to put down *** I admire any author who can hold my attention so thrillingly from beginning to end *** Much superior to Girl on the Train.

Biographie:
Tony's latest thriller, Sixty Minutes, was released on 29th August 2019. Tony is the author of bestselling psychological thriller, Best Eaten Cold. He writes pacy contemporary thrillers which explore different themes, but all share Tony's thought-provoking plots and richly-painted characters. Sixty Minutes is his fourth novel. His second novel, The Old Orchard - a gripping family thriller - was published on the 7th of November 2017 and the sequel to Best Eaten Cold, - Cold Intent - was published in November 2018. Highlights of his early career include (in no particular order) three years as an oilfield engineer in the Egyptian desert, twelve years managing record companies for EMI Music in Greece, India and across Eastern Europe, running a caravan site in the South of France and being chauffeur to the French Consul in Sydney. Having survived the Dotcom boom, he went on to be a founder of the world's largest website for expatriates, a major music publisher and a successful hotel technology business. In amongst this, Tony found the time to backpack around the world twice (once in his twenties and once in his fifties), learn six languages (including Norwegian and Greek) and to find a beautiful Norwegian wife. He now lives in Oxfordshire and writes full-time. He has recently turned sixty and is married with three children and five grandchildren. You can find out more about Tony at www.tonysalter.com