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But who is he? Suffering horrific injuries and burns, he is taken to a local hospital. He is mute. Everything is a blank. They tell him his name. That is all he knows. When his Chinese wife arrives, he has no choice but to return to London to her family. He starts getting better with care and more surgery until one dayтАж heтАЩs assaulted. And he knows why.
The blow brings back a dangerous memory. But heтАЩs crippled, disfigured and pennilessтАж and heтАЩs living the life of the man they think he is. What will he risk to uncover the truth?
If you like a compelling, suspenseful thriller with witty dialogue and taut, dark storytelling, you'll love Ivy Ngeow's┬аOverboard.
Discover today what it means to go┬аOverboard... jump off and start your adventure now.
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Ivy Ngeow was born and raised in Johor Bahru, Malaysia.┬а
Novels:┬а
Cry of the Flying Rhino (2017), Proverse Hong Kong, winner of the 2016 International Proverse Prize.┬а
Heart of Glass (2018), Unbound UK.┬а
Overboard (2020), Leopard Print UK.
A graduate of the Middlesex University Writing MA programme, she won the 2005 Middlesex University Press Literary Prize out of almost 1500 entrants worldwide. She has written non-fiction for Marie Claire, The Star, The New Straits Times, South London Society of Architects' Newsletter and Wimbledon magazine. Her fiction has appeared in Silverfish New Writing anthologies twice, The New Writer and on the BBC World Service. Her story Funny Mountain was published by Fixi Novo in the Hungry in Ipoh anthology and most recently her story The Accidental came out in their 2020 anthology. She won first prize in the Commonwealth Essay Writing Competition 1994, first prize in the Barnes and Noble Career Essay Writing competition 1998 and was shortlisted for the David T K Wong Fellowship 1998 and the Ian St James Award 1999. She lives in London.
