Complicity

Interesting Facts

• The novel is narrated from two perspectives: that of a journalist whose life is steeped in self-destruction, and that of a mysterious killer, whose actions are described in the second person, creating a disturbing sense of the reader’s presence inside the crime.
• The fine line between victim and executioner, guilty and innocent, becomes increasingly blurred with each page, prompting reflection on the nature of justice and personal responsibility.
• The book seamlessly weaves together elements of psychological thriller and social satire, while the dark atmosphere of Scotland becomes an integral part of the narrative, almost like another character.
• The author skillfully uses details of contemporary life—from computer games to newspaper headlines—to create an authentic and recognizable portrait of the era.
• Addiction plays a special role in the novel: the characters battle not only external threats but also their own inner demons, lending the story deep psychological resonance.