A timely novel about grief, love, secrets and fascism from the author of ASYLUM and TRAUMA. It is January, 1947. London’s in ruins and it’s the coldest winter in living memory. One of the great stage actors of the day, Charlie Grice, has died. His wife Joan, the wardrobe mistress, is prostrate with grief. Then one night, as she goes through Charlie’s wardrobe, she uncovers his horrifying secret.
