A Jigsaw In Exile
by Steve Kerr
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Pub Date Aug 24 2024 | Archive Date Jul 14 2025
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Description
It is London, at the start of the 1990s, last decade of the twentieth century , a city of affluence, deprivation, diversion and excitement. Who is this enigmatic stranger who is so difficult to decipher amid the crowds of this grand metropolis? His eyes manifest an enigmatic gaze. What is his true essence and what secrets does he hold? What secrets does he share? He evokes a curiosity, conceals a vagueness. The emotionally and physically elusive Robert; here one minute, gone the next. A collection of character vignettes, connected to the captivating… or shadowy, Robert, who, full of charm lurks in the background of their lives. Their personal testaments, slowly unravel and the image of an incomplete jigsaw gradually forms.
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Featured Reviews
A Jigsaw In Exile is an elegantly written character-driven novel that slowly draws you into the mystery of Robert—a man who’s more ghost than presence, yet leaves a profound imprint on everyone he meets. Told through the lens of different lives and memories, the book unfolds like pieces of a puzzle scattered across the backdrop of gritty, vibrant 1990s London. I loved how each vignette gave me just a bit more to work with, making me question everything I thought I knew about Robert and the people orbiting around him. It felt like I was eavesdropping on secrets that weren’t mine, and I couldn’t stop reading.
Okay, real talk—A Jigsaw In Exile had me chasing clues like a stylish detective in Doc Martens. 😎 Robert is that guy who shows up, says something cryptic, smirks, and disappears—and somehow leaves everyone wondering what just happened. Each chapter is like a little confessional, juicy and aching, slowly building this moody, artsy collage of a man you’ll love, hate, and want to track down yourself. It's weirdly addictive, haunting in a cool way, and I honestly couldn’t put it down. Mystery with swagger? Yes please. 🧩✨
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