Stuart Turton
Ha, I love speculation like this. I purposefully left the ending a bit vague, so it would live on in people's memory after it finished. I'll leave all those questions to your imagination. It's more fun.
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Lucy Griffiths
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Stuart Turton:
Stuart, I am 133 pages into this book and I can't even begin to explain how it makes me feel. Firstly, I knew that I was going to love it just by the blurb. Time travel? Murder mystery? Both get my heart racing so I literally couldn't stop myself from dancing in Waterstones. Secondly, I was gripped from page 1. 50 pages in I had laughed and gasped out loud. I have told everyone about this book!
Melanie Krivdić
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Stuart Turton:
I have just finished your second book and I love it as much as your first. I do have a question about the third book you mentioned in the letter at the end of the second book. Aside from waiting for it to come out (and I am sure it will well be worth the wait) can you give any hints about the direction this one will go? Old Manor House, a boat and next....?
nd4006
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Stuart Turton:
Hello, I have recently read and finished your debut novel, "The 7 1/2 deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle." First off, what a great book, especially for your first one. Now to the questions. How did you manage to keep track of your own plot throughout the story? It was very intricate plot, but you still managed to keep in awe the whole way through. Do you believe, or have plans to, take this book into production? Thanks!!!!!
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