James Scudamore crafts compelling novels that delve into the complexities of the human psyche and relationships. His works are characterized by deep introspection and an engaging style that draws readers into the inner lives of his characters. Scudamore masterfully uncovers the darker aspects of human nature while also finding beauty in unexpected places. His writing is marked by a strong narrative voice and the ability to create unforgettable stories.
Imagine Edward St Aubyn writing The Secret History and you'll get an idea of how exquisite and compelling this story about male friendship and betrayal is' Alex Preston, Observer - Fiction to Look Out for in 2020 When ten-year-old Max is sent to boarding school, his idyllic childhood comes to an abrupt end.
Three solitary characters remember their shared past in a sprawling, derelict psychiatric hospital on the English coast: a turbulent summer in the aftermath of the hospital's closure that culminated in a shocking, life-altering accident.
As a child Ludo is plucked out of the shantytown where he was born and transported to a world of languid, cosseted luxury.
Anti, a quiet English boy living in Quito, Ecuador, strikes up a friendship with flamboyant classmate Fabian, who is everything Anti isn't: handsome, athletic and popular.