by Emily Barr · Headline Review · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780755301911
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«Cuban Heels» is Emily Barr's psychological suspense novel, published in 2003 by Headline Review in paperback (312 pages, in English).
After a breakup, a young woman settles in Brighton and ends up working in a club as an erotic dancer. Obsessed with the neighboring couple, she compulsively writes them letters. Exhausted by motherhood, the neighbor and her partner decide to spend six months in Cuba; the young woman follows them to Havana and, tormented by her past, tries to take her place.
Published on June 2, 2003, it is categorized as contemporary fiction and chick lit. Its cover subtitle: «Bored with your life? Steal someone else's.»
For readers of psychological thriller and contemporary fiction looking for a story of obsession and travel setting.
Emily Venie Barr is a British travel writer and novelist. She debuted with the novel Backpack in 2001. In addition to travel fiction, she has also written young adult novels and a horror. In 1994 Emily was also at the centre of a scandal where she was romantically involved with married Tory MP Mr Hartley Booth, which resulted in Mr Hartley Booth's resignation.
