ANGELA

ANGELA, a bleak and unflinching horror in which we meet a lonely, middle aged woman who must live with the legacy of her family's dark secret, the madness that grows in the absence of love, and a closet full of delicate skeletons.


'Think Stephen King's Misery, Du Maurier's The Birds and a twist of Single White Female, a thrilling cocktail, masterfully made.'


'I could not stop reading. The flow and pace, as the madness unfolds, pulls you in from the start. As you discover the reasons behind Angela's behaviour, there are feelings of revulsion and pity at the same time. A darkly brilliant and insightful look at a woman driven to the edge by a terrible and lonely life.'

★★★★★