I Made You Up Inside My Head

<p><b>'I was spellbound'</b><br><b><i>El Pais</i></b><br><b><br>'Thrums with the momentum of a page turner while the sentences carry the grace of a great work of art'</b><br><b>Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah, author of <i>Chain-Gang All-Stars</i></b><br><br>On a sleeper train from London and Edinburgh, a woman and two strangers pass the time by telling stories about their lives.<br><br>One man reveals the true story behind the novel he wrote: the young man, Hans, who trusted him with intimate details about his life, and whose confidence he betrayed when he converted Hans's life into fiction for his own gain.<br><br>As her cabin-mates reveal that Hans has since disappeared, with foul-play suspected, Alicia becomes gripped by the question of what really happened between the two men. She begins to re-examine her own memories, to try and discern what brought her to this point - and her involvement in the story told that night soon goes beyond a mere observer. <br><br><i>I Made You Up Inside My Head </i>questions the stories we tell ourselves and others, and the fine line that separates reality from fiction - all while weaving an engrossing tale of betrayal, loss and guilt.</p>