Julian Hayes is a British author of crime fiction and historical thrillers. His novel Stonehouse draws on one of the most extraordinary true stories in British political history — the disappearance and faked death of Labour MP John Stonehouse in 1974. Hayes brings this remarkable tale of deception, espionage, and personal crisis to vivid life through meticulous research and compelling narrative. His writing captures the political atmosphere of 1970s Britain and the bizarre circumstances surrounding one of the most sensational scandals of the era. Available as an audiobook and in print, Stonehouse appeals to readers and listeners who enjoy true crime, political intrigue, and stranger-than-fiction historical narratives.
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