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At 35 years old, Ella is no longer excited by her academic career in France and has not found love. Following the unexpected death of her father, she is thrown into crisis, but then she meets the enigmatic Max. Over the course of a summer, their romance deepens—until she makes a discovery that throws everything off course. As Ella’s life becomes bound up with the stories of two other Englishwomen in France, she finds the freedom to tread an unconventional path and to love in her own way. This rich and complex work examines the effects on children of parents in fraught and painful relationships; the fragility of identity; and the ways love can heal.
At 35 years old, Ella is no longer excited by her academic career in France and has not found love. Following the unexpected death of her father, she is thrown into crisis, but then she meets the...
At 35 years old, Ella is no longer excited by her academic career in France and has not found love. Following the unexpected death of her father, she is thrown into crisis, but then she meets the enigmatic Max. Over the course of a summer, their romance deepens—until she makes a discovery that throws everything off course. As Ella’s life becomes bound up with the stories of two other Englishwomen in France, she finds the freedom to tread an unconventional path and to love in her own way. This rich and complex work examines the effects on children of parents in fraught and painful relationships; the fragility of identity; and the ways love can heal.
Advance Praise
“The emotional force of Helen Mundler’s
elegiac meditation on longing and belonging will resonate with anyone who has
entered another culture and put down roots, or dreamed of doing so. L’Anglaise
is an intelligent, finely-wrought exploration of what home means to those who
leave and those who stay. In graceful prose it speaks of love engendered, lost,
mourned and renewed; of shadows cast and cast off; of how time illuminates, and
forgiveness sets us free.” Liz Jensen,
author of The Ninth Life of Louis Drax, The Uninvited, Ark Baby, etc
"An intense, unsettling and unflinchingly honest novel" James Wilson, author of The
Bastard Boy, The Woman in the Picture, etc.
“The emotional force of Helen Mundler’s elegiac meditation on longing and belonging will resonate with anyone who has entered another culture and put down roots, or dreamed of doing so. L’Anglaise...
“The emotional force of Helen Mundler’s
elegiac meditation on longing and belonging will resonate with anyone who has
entered another culture and put down roots, or dreamed of doing so. L’Anglaise
is an intelligent, finely-wrought exploration of what home means to those who
leave and those who stay. In graceful prose it speaks of love engendered, lost,
mourned and renewed; of shadows cast and cast off; of how time illuminates, and
forgiveness sets us free.” Liz Jensen,
author of The Ninth Life of Louis Drax, The Uninvited, Ark Baby, etc
"An intense, unsettling and unflinchingly honest novel" James Wilson, author of The
Bastard Boy, The Woman in the Picture, etc.
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