Darkest Kiss

Set in the London of the 1970’s “Darkest Kiss” tells the story of troubled love and poses the question : “How far is it possible for the reader to believe in the narrator and his narrative”? Tracing events a man tries to make sense of his lost love, but descends into the depths of paranoia…Or does he? Is the story, his story, very different? Is the heroine Katharine really out to destroy her lover? “Darkest Kiss” poses questions which seem to have no answers. Using innovative language, “Darkest Kiss” takes its reader on a journey from work in a block of London flats through to a heart of darkness or hearts of darkness where kisses are not what they seem and where the simplest of “facts” becomes incomprehensible, memory complicating the narrator’s search for truth. Jonathan Finch has written a number of books. For two years he has been using the self-publishing platform to advertise his literary talents. Reviewers have said his style is apparently light and liquid, and he has been praised for his “aerobic” language.