Hugo Wilcken Hugo Wilcken i(A144059 works by)
Born: Established: 1964 Sydney, New South Wales, ;
Gender: Male
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2 1 y separately published work icon The Reflection Hugo Wilcken , 2011 (Manuscript version)x402178 Z1827815 2011 single work novel thriller

'When psychiatrist David Manne is asked by a police detective to consult on an unusual case, he finds himself in a seedy apartment on New York’s Lower East Side, evaluating a suspect who insists he’s not who the police say he is.

'Unable to control his curiosity, David surreptitiously follows the case to an eerie uptown hospital staffed by military doctors returned from World War II. Is the man caught up in a top secret medical testing program? The closer David gets to finding out, the more dangerously entangled he becomes in an intricate game of conspiracy and mistaken identity—a deadly game that threatens to unmoor him from his memories, his sense of reality, his very life.

'Written in relentlessly probing prose, with startling plot twists, The Reflection is a powerful psychological thriller that carries the weight of an instant modern classic.'

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1 y separately published work icon Colony Hugo Wilcken , London : Flamingo , 2003 Z1827823 2003 single work novel
1 y separately published work icon The Execution Hugo Wilcken , London : Flamingo , 2001 Z1827827 2001 single work novel 'Matthew Bourne is very much the center of his own universe. He has a long-term partner, a mistress, and a high-flying career with a human-rights agency, where he is campaigning to secure the release of a condemned African dissident. Then one day a colleague's wife dies in tragic circumstances, and Matthew is called to identify the body. Only much later does he realize that this incident has seeped into his life like a slow poison, and he spirals into a nightmare of death and betrayal.' (Trove record)
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