Why?
Spider in the Corner of the Room is relaunching under a new title and cover to bring it more in line with the wider world release ready for the next book in The Project Trilogy.
Nikki Owen says:
"The French title is Suet 375, and boy is it doing well over there. So, along with reader feedback in the UK, we decided to change it. And hey presto, Subject 375 was born. The French publishers, Super 8, took the cover in a new direction and readers have really reacted well to it, so it was just fantastic that my lovely UK publisher looked, listened and thought, 'Hey! Great idea!' And so it was :)"
Here's the previous cover:
Now check out the new cover:
And remember it's the SAME BOOK so it's still just as brilliant inside!
Publisher's description
Plastic surgeon Dr Maria Martinez has Asperger's.
She is alone and in a London prison, convicted of murdering a priest.
As she is drawn into a web of international intrigue, she must fight not only to clear her name but simply to remain alive.
A taster of my review:
The Spider in the Corner of the Room was an addictive read. I'm not going to give away any spoilers, so you will have to read the book to find out more about the plot. But I will say - expect the unexpected.
Read my full review from June 2015 here
Plastic surgeon Dr Maria Martinez has Asperger's.
She is alone and in a London prison, convicted of murdering a priest.
As she is drawn into a web of international intrigue, she must fight not only to clear her name but simply to remain alive.
A taster of my review:
The Spider in the Corner of the Room was an addictive read. I'm not going to give away any spoilers, so you will have to read the book to find out more about the plot. But I will say - expect the unexpected.
Read my full review from June 2015 here
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