Run, Sara, Run

Run, Sara, Run

by Anne Worboys

Part of Ulverscroft large print

1981
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Sara Tindall seems among the most fortunate of people; she's beautiful, in love, has a baby she adores and her name will soon be in lights above one of London's West End theatres. But in fact, her life is darkened by a terrible shadow, the hatred of someone whose identity remains a mystery; someone who has pursued her, year after year, with lies, rumours and threats, whose inexplicable, corrosive loathing cannot be appeased even by murder. Deep in Sara's subconscious mind lies the key to unlock the mystery.

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    How does Anne Worboys use the glittering, high-pressure world of the London West End theatre to heighten the underlying tension and sense of paranoia in Sara's life?

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    Have you ever experienced a time when a looming shadow or anxiety cast doubt over an otherwise joyous period in your life, and how did you cope with it?

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    The novel centers on a mysterious antagonist driven by inexplicable loathing; why do you think anonymous malice and bullying are often so much more terrifying than direct confrontation?

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