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 neighbouring couple, she compulsively writes them letters. Exhausted by motherhood, the neighbour 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 2 June 2003, it is categorised 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.
