Rezension: Andrea Gillies: “The White Lie”

Andrea Gillies is the author of the non-fiction book “Keeper” which won the Orwell Prize 2012 and she now turns her hand to fiction with possibly award-winning results with the labyrinthine “The White Lie”.

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