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A Perfect Sentence

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Pub Date Apr 05 2018 | Archive Date May 24 2018


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Description

A dark, suspenseful novel about a fifty-something man who's lost his way, and his incendiary relationship with a younger woman. Nominated for the Whitbread First Novel prize.


TAGLINE: We reap what we sow.


A portrait of a modern family in crisis, a moving love story and a chilling narrative of revenge, A Perfect Sentence moves swiftly from London through Florence, the South of France and Morocco and ends dramatically in Barcelona's cosmopolitan Barri Gotic.

 

Kier Buchan, a fifty-something Londoner who has recently been made redundant by the Open University, is disaffected and wryly bitter. He is the father of brainy Charlie who is heading for graduate school in America and of teenager Cat who is heading nowhere. His cool, sensible wife Fran feels his disquiet but cannot connect. Kier recounts his role in the break-up of his family and an entanglement in an inappropriate relationship with a much younger woman which he dares to hope will lead to an escape from his old self.

A dark, suspenseful novel about a fifty-something man who's lost his way, and his incendiary relationship with a younger woman. Nominated for the Whitbread First Novel prize.


TAGLINE: We reap what we...


Advance Praise

Nominated for the Whitbread First Novel prize.

Nominated for the Whitbread First Novel prize.


Available Editions

EDITION Paperback
ISBN 9781786080554
PRICE $14.99 (USD)

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