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The Silence Project
The Silence Project: A powerful debut novel for readers of The Power, Vox and The End of Men | Carole Hailey
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'Engrossing and original, political and unpredictable, The Silence Project will get people talking' Bernardine Evaristo Monster. Martyr. Mother. On Emilia Morris's thirteenth birthday, her mother Rachel moves into a tent at the bottom of their garden. From that day on, she never says another word. Inspired by her vow of silence, other women join her and together they build the Community. Eight years later, Rachel and thousands of her followers around the world burn themselves to death. In the aftermath of what comes to be known as the Event, the Community's global influence quickly grows. As a result, the whole world has an opinion about Rachel - whether they see her as a callous monster or a heroic martyr - but Emilia has never voiced hers publicly. Until now. When she publishes her own account of her mother's life in a memoir called The Silence Project, Emilia also decides to reveal just how sinister the Community has become. In the process, she steps out of Rachel's shadow once and for all, so that her own voice may finally be heard. Readers can't stop shouting about The Silence Project: 'A true masterpiece' ***** 'One hell of a book!' ***** 'Had me hooked' ***** 'Red-hot' ***** 'I don't think I've ever read a books as quickly' ***** 'Gave me the shivers' *****
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Knitmaths
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The author has done such an amazing job of mixing fact with fiction that you wonder whether The Silence Project is something you‘ve missed on the news!!! A story that starts with an idea that something this world needs but gets twisted by those wanting to make money out of it……as with many things sadly.

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keepingupwiththepenguins
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This is the kind of quasi-dystopian feminist fiction that will definitely appeal to fans of The Handmaid‘s Tale and The Testaments. I don‘t doubt it will be popular with book clubs as soon as it‘s released, and there‘s probably a film adaptation in our future. Full review: https://keepingupwiththepenguins.com/the-silence-project-carole-hailey/

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