Six friends decide to come together to witness the end of the world. But as their lives intertwine, circumstances threaten to destroy the bonds which they once believed were unbreakable. If they don't want to die alone, they need to work together to mend their ties of friendship. Perhaps it's their last good deed in this world...
"Amazing...
I've read many true accounts of the
atrocities
during WW2 but this is the first book I've read regarding the gay
community and the suffering they endured.
I chuckled, laughed out loud
and at the end, I unashamedly bawled my eyes out. It was a wonderful
read, thank you so much for sharing your love for an amazing bunch of
people
I felt as if I was taking every step of their journey
alongside them.
Amazing. "
Amazon review - The Camp
There’s a new novel out by @davidhattonbook called “Camp”. It explores #LGBTQ experiences in the #Holocaust. @Belindascandal & @Zebra_carol have been finding out more about it. Watch the show again in full here https://t.co/3dI8syyfWg #Manchester #WhereTheCityComesToTalk pic.twitter.com/LvS1GTfXna
— Your Manchester 🐝 (@YourMCR) November 5, 2021
About
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David was born in Preston, Lancashire and has lived in Leeds, Manchester and even Chicago before finding home in Horwich. His love of writing began when he was little
when his teacher read out his stories every week in class.
He returned to writing in 2008 when he moved to America and blogged about his travels.
On his return to the UK, he was invited to write for the Coronation Street Blog and One Face In A Million News. In 2018, he released his debut Novel, The Return, which went onto receive five star reviews. Outside of writing, he loves walking and travelling with his partner, also called David.
Find more about David on the interview published by whatsgoodtoread.co.uk
