The Writing Retreat: A New York Times bestseller

The Writing Retreat: A New York Times bestseller

Julia Bartz
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Author:  Julia Bartz
Condition:  New
Format:  Paperback
Pages:  320
Publisher:  Oneworld Publications
Year:  2023
ISBN:  9780861546657

'A five-star read that's intelligent, accomplished and exciting. I dare you to put it down.' Janice Hallett, author of The Appeal

The dark, atmospheric, feminist offspring of Squid Game, The Hunting Party and Misery

A book deal to die for.

Five attendees are selected for a month-long writing retreat at the remote estate of Roza Vallo, the controversial high priestess of feminist horror. Alex, a struggling writer, is thrilled.

Upon arrival, they discover they must complete an entire novel from scratch, and the best one will receive a seven-figure publishing deal. Alex's long-extinguished dream now seems within reach.

But then the women begin to die.

Trapped, terrified yet still desperately writing, it is clear there is more than a publishing deal at stake at Blackbriar Estate. Alex must confront her own demons - and finish her novel - to save herself.

This unhinged, propulsive, claustrophobic closed-door thriller will pull you in and spit you out...

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