The Theatre of Glass and Shadows
Published May 2024 · Bonnier
In an alternate London, a vast theatre district has grown up on the south bank of the Thames, built around an immersive show that has been running for centuries. When Juliet discovers she was born within its walls, she hopes to find out the truth about her identity — and perhaps, at last, somewhere to belong. But in the Theatre District, some stories are never meant to be told.
Reviews
Marvellous . . . that lovely, never-quite fulfilled sense of yearning, of something impossibly glamorous happening just out of sight, and the irresistible need to keep searching. The world-building is wonderful.
Bridget Collins, Sunday Times bestselling author of The Binding
As vividly told and imaginative as a piece of immersive theatre, this is the kind of spellbinding historical novel that you can completely lose yourself in.
Culture Fly
Rich, imaginative and atmospheric . . . a perfectly paced novel about the power and danger of storytelling. This is a stunningly written book, perfect for fans of Susanna Clarke, Bridget Collins and Erin Morgenstern.
Katie Lumsden, author of The Secrets of Hartwood Hall