A fascinatingly complex tale of two young Canadian women and the greed, power and perversion of those around them, The Blind Assassin earned author Margaret Atwood a Booker Prize in 2000. A tale of tragedy that offers a sharp and compelling social commentary, this work of fiction is very much representative of Atwood?s intelligent and absorbing style. Full of plot twists that lead the reader to their own conclusions, these two interlinked narratives come together to form an award-winning novel.