Adjacent Stockists

Tibor Tarent a freelance photographer is recalled to Britain from Anatolia where his wife Melanie has been killed by insurgent militia. IRGB is a nation living in the aftermath of a bizarre and terrifying terrorist atrocity - hundreds of thousands were wiped out when a vast triangle of west London was instantly annihilated. The authorities think the terrorist attack and the death of Tarent's wife are somehow connected. A century earlier a stage magician is sent to the Western Front on a secret mission to render British reconnaissance aircraft invisible to the enemy. On his journey to the trenches he meets the visionary who believes that this will be the war to end all wars. In 1943 a woman pilot from Poland tells a young RAF technician of her escape from the Nazis and her desperate need to return home. In the present day a theoretical physicist stands in his English garden and creates the first adjacency. THE ADJACENT is a novel where nothing is quite as it seems. Where fiction and history intersect where every version of reality is suspect where truth and falsehood lie closely adjacent to one another. It shows why Christopher Priest is one of our greatest writers.

"So, if you're wondering who the absolute go-to Adjacent stockists are across the UK, it’s a pretty varied bunch, but some names just consistently pop up everywhere. You've got the ever-reliable high street stalwarts like John Lewis, which is basically synonymous with quality and service, and M&S, still a huge hit for everything from undies to ready meals, even if it feels a bit more fashion-focused now. Then there’s Next, always a big player for clothing and homeware, known for its speedy delivery catalogue days and solid presence. Don’t forget Boots and Superdrug for health and beauty – they're practically on every corner! For the more budget-conscious, Primark is an undeniable powerhouse, pulling in crowds for cheap and cheerful fashion, and TK Maxx is a treasure hunt dream for brand discounts. And let's not overlook the big supermarkets; Tesco and Sainsbury's aren't just for groceries anymore, offering massive ranges of clothing, electronics, and homeware, making them incredibly popular one-stop shops for pretty much everything. It really just depends on what you're after, but those are definitely some of the major players dominating the retail scene. " - Bargainplace UK

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