Trespass

I read Trespass in one go. So perceptive and clever. All the excitement of a thriller with the depth of a literary novel – Cathy RentzenbrinkAs memorable for her sharp and even funny social observation as it is for the powerful outrage that drives it – Phil Baker * Sunday Times *Provocative, moving and timely – Hephzibah Anderson * Mail on Sunday *A magnificent, nuanced and intricate novel. Trespass is as political as it is personal, both moving and psychologically fascinating – Sadie JonesA novel about love – and state-sanctioned impunity … Paranoid fantasy or reality? Brilliant, chilling – Helena Kennedy QCSome characters pull you in from the off and that’s exactly how I felt about Tess, a young climate activist who becomes pregnant by an older man who isn’t who he says he is * Good Housekeeping *A fascinating tale … Clark’s historical worlds are meticulously researched. * The Times, In the Full Light of the Sun *With great skill and sympathy, Clark evokes a febrile society in which politics, love and art offer no certainties, and the ground always threatens to open beneath her characters’ feet. – Nick Rennison * Sunday Times, In the Full Light of the Sun *An irresistible story … as compelling as it is expansive - Guardian * Guardian, In the Full Light of the Sun *

Clare Clark is the author of six highly acclaimed historical novels, including The Great Stink, Savage Lands (both longlisted for the Orange Prize) and The Nature of Monsters. Born in 1967, she graduated from Trinity College, Cambridge with a double first in History, and now lives in London with her husband and two children.