Author(s): Imogen West-Knights

Fiction

'Takes the tradition of the British family novel and transcends it' Yara Rodrigues Fowler

Billie and Tom have just found out their father has died. Dislocated from each other and unable to talk about the trauma in their family's past, Billie decides the best thing to do is get on a plane to her brother in Paris. Maybe there they can find a way to heal?

As their story veers between present bereavement and flashbacks to growing up, we see the siblings search for common ground and attempt to repair old wounds. Following the tracks of their grief, Billie and Tom find themselves - unexpectedly - lost in the catacombs of Paris, confronting both each other and their own demons.

Funny, moving and unexpected, DEEP DOWN is a novel from a huge new talent who readers are going to love.