8 Lives Of A Century-Old Trickster Av Mirinae Lee

<p><b>''Mesmerising, heartbreaking ... a wild ride of a novel'' Monica Ali</b><br><br><b>''Soaring, fierce, bold and intoxicating'' Marjan Kamali, author of <i>The Stationery Shop of Tehran</i></b><br><br>''<b>I have never put so much trust in a verified liar'' Alyssa Songsiridej, author of <i>Little Rabbit</i></b><br><br><b>''The prose has a brutal beating energy'' Catherine Cho, author of<i> Inferno</i></b><br><br>SLAVE. ESCAPE-ARTIST. MURDERER. TERRORIST. SPY. LOVER. MOTHER. <i>TRICKSTER</i>.<br><br>At the Golden Sunset retirement home, it is not unusual for residents to invent stories. So when elderly Ms Mook first begins to unspool her memories, the obituarist listening to her is sceptical. Stories of captivity, friendship, murder, adventure, assumed identities and spying. Stories that take place in WWII Indonesia; in Busan during the Korean war; in cold-war Pyongyang; in China. The stories are so colourful and various, at times so unbelievable, that they cannot surely all belong