Out Of Her Depth: A Thrilling Richard & Judy Book Club Pick

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By the time Truss was being interviewed by Radio Nottingham she had begun to push that there was global instability and nodded toward Vladimir Putin as an influence. Luke Scrase’s Golden Gate Studios, which has a first-look deal with SPT, will develop the adaptation, which will be written by screenwriter Matilda Curtis. Need a bit of Italy in your life? With a well carved storyline that bowls along apace? Then this is for you, especially if you fancy a good read to keep you engrossed poolside (given there is a pool on the cover!). Curtis is currently in development with “Fleabag” production company Two Brothers Pictures on series “Dinosaur,” a drama series for Carnival and “Sunshine Girl,” a comedy film in development with Stigma Films.

Rachel is flattered by Diana's attention, her generosity. She is overwhelmed and grateful, happy to do Diana's bidding in return, never dreaming what trouble it might land her in.About two months later, preparing for my morning operations meeting, I received a phone call out of the blue, which completely changed my life. I have never heard of Lizzy Barber before but if this is a preview of what is to come, I know I will be a big fan. I might even say this was one of my most favored books for the month of July.

Financial Times energy editor David Sheppard wrote: "That’s quite the basic error, and frankly dangerous to let people think that." Scrase will executive produce alongside Barber. Brendan Fitzgerald, senior VP of international co-productions for Sony Pictures Television International Production, will oversee the project for the studio. I really did not like any of the people in this story, Rachel included. The likes of Diana and Sebastian were full of themselves and saw money as a way to make people do what they want. I could see from the beginning how easily they could corrupt Rachel and pull her into their world and it didn’t sit right with me. I also didn’t trust Rachel as a narrator, I couldn’t figure out how much she really knew and if she was protecting one of them? Out of her Depth is a story that reveals the underbelly of this (fictional) privileged world and how survival means everything. It’s a world of unhealthy role models and misplaced trust. I can guarantee you’ll feel uncomfortable as well as an array of other feelings. A story to push you out of your comfort zone!

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People talk about her racing credentials, but it's OK for Ted Kravitz to have no racing credentials whatsoever and still do his "notebook" section. You don't have to be an ex F1 driver to talk about F1. Diversity amongst the presenters is a good thing. Working with the restaurants has been creative and dynamic…and has involved a certain about of writing (including a lot of press releases!), but writing has always been a creative itch I have scratched on the side. ABOUT 'OUT OF HER DEPTH': For headstrong Rachel, it is the chance of a lifetime: a summer job in the Tuscan hills, receiving room and board in exchange for her services at the luxurious Villa Medici hotel. It’s not long before she finds herself drawn into a cosmopolitan crowd of friends for whom money is no object, and allegiances can change with the toss of a coin.

In her fourth interview with BBC Radio Lancashire, Truss was quizzed on her sweeping tax cuts that disproportionately benefit the rich. Liz Saville Roberts, Plaid Cymru group leader in the House of Commons, said: "Liz Truss is out of her depth and out of control. People are worried about their mortgages and they're tearing their hair out over their pensions. I've got so many messages Liz," the reporter added. Unfortunately, though, these important debates are being spoiled by a vocal minority of trolls who aren’t really interested in the issues, try to derail the conversations, register under fake names, and post vile abuse.

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I'll just add my 2p, I don't really care what sex or colour Naomi Schifff is. She makes some reasoned points, some of which are probably piped into her ear just like the other presenters. I much prefer listening to her than listening to some of the other presenters gut wrenching cringe jokes/interview questions and frequent mistakes. The format itself doesn’t work that well, because during each jump nothing is revealed. It nothing more that a chronological telling of the protagonist’s summer spent in Italy. She is such a contradiction and not an interesting one. On the one hand, she wants to be part of the upper class; of the elite. She is self-conscious and insecure to always make a good impression. Yet, her comments on the elite/upper class are stand-offish, snide and even vindictive. Out of Her Depth by Lizzy Barber is a suspenseful thriller novel. The story in Out of Her Depth is one that is told by alternating timelines with one from the past, around twenty years before and one in the current time. In an environment totally different to her own, with different rules and different expectations (at a time when you’re most impressionable) is a world that Rachel finds herself in for the summer. She works hard in Villa Medici but her earnings are soon gone as she tries to keep up with the group. She’s dazzled by the glitter and glamour, not really understanding just how shallow that world is.

I started taking regular classes with Maggie Hamand at the Complete Creative Writing Course, which made me completely rethink my approach to writing, and was invaluable in shaping the way I wrote.Out of her Depth is so very atmospheric. And you don’t just have to picture the scene, you feel like you’re in it! The main premise is that Rachel, who is about to start University at Cambridge in the fall, takes a summer job in Tuscany working at a hotel, hopefully to work on her Italian skills. She meets fellow co-worker Diana, who is fun-loving but has a mean streak and is brazen where Rachel is timid. She draws Rachel out of her shell, but there's a dark undercurrent to everything she does. Rachel falls hard for Sebastian, a rich guy out of her league, but he doesn't really seem interested. At the beginning of the book, we are twenty years later and find out that Sebastian has been in prison for murder, but his sentence has been overturned and he is trying to get in touch with Rachel. Who was murdered and what really happened? The PM was then told that by all accounts, from the former chair of the bank of England and other experts, she had "made the situation worse".