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'Penetrating, intelligent, humane, funny too ... Smart and powerfully alive' Tessa Hadley
'Superb' Daily Mail
'A poignant page-turner, delving deep into our most intimate relationships' Evening Standard

Annie is the great love of Graham's life. Here they are in late middle-age, the photographer and the bookseller, so mismatched and yet so well-matched. Theirs is a happy marriage of nearly thirty years - and even the happiest of marriages, Graham tells himself, have their secrets.

Then the unthinkable happens, and suddenly Annie is alone, stumbling in the dark. How much can we ever know the people who love us?

'With what exquisite truth Sue Miller writes . I was completely wrapped up in the beautifully, and often so tenderly observed rollercoaster of grief. An invaluably moving book' Juliet Nicolson

'It's absolutely wonderful - detailed, precise emotions that Miller gets down in such a tender moving way ... Devasting. Brilliant' Claire Fuller

 
 

Review

It was such a pleasure to read the work of someone so talented at the very peak of their powers - it is elegant, assured, captivating and devastating, and it's one of the most emotionally truthful novels I have ever read. Annie filled my head and my heart - this book will stay with me forever -- Daisy Buchanan

Sue Miller's engrossing novel is infused with generosity and the complicated kind of love readers will recognize from real life - New York Times, 100 Notable Books of 2020

Miller writes with tremendous subtlety and perception - Daily Mail

With humour and humanity, Miller crafts a revelatory tale of the complexities - and the absurdities - of love, infidelity, and grief - O, The Oprah Magazine

Subtle, luxurious pleasure. Bliss -- Cressida Connolly

Penetrating, intelligent, humane, funny too ... Smart and powerfully alive

-- Tessa Hadley

So many books are written about the early days of marriage but few authors capture what it is to see it through to the bitter end ... One to read first for the story and then to re-read at leisure and marvel at how real these people feel

-- Erin Kelly

Oh my goodness with what exquisite truth Sue Miller writes. The intimacies and doubts and emotion-swerving relationship that IS marriage, that emotional snakes and ladders, tamed during the day but unleashed in the middle of the night ,were skewered with such perfect insight. I was completely wrapped up in the beautifully, and often so tenderly observed rollercoaster of grief. An invaluably moving book

-- Juliet Nicolson

Miller is concerned with deeper mysteries of human motivation . A writer with an uncanny compass for the contrary - Sunday Telegraph

Miller's thoughtful, searching prose fills in all the background details, and her vivid characters are utterly believable. Brilliant - The Times

An eloquent chronicler of the complexities of ordinary relationships, whose informal language belies the depths of her insights . Miller nails the contradictory emotions and desires that are responsible for people so often bypassing the seemingly easy road to happiness - Independent

Miller writes with grace and poise, crafting an examination of love and loss that is both understated and emotionally charged - Guardian

Full of Ms. Miller's signature intelligence about people caught between moral responsibility and a hunger for self-realisation - New York Times

Sue Miller's writing, while never showy, builds an honest, elegant world around the reader -- Sadie Jones

Fiction so rich, so thoughtful, so absorbing that reading it is like experiencing the passage in our own lives - Los Angeles Times

Sue Miller's beautifully written novel is a rich and captivating account of love, grief and the emotional ebb and flow of a marriage that endures for decades -- Jane Shilling - Daily Mail

Why have I only just heard of Sue Miller? At least now I have her seven previous novels to go and read ... It's absolutely wonderful - detailed, precise emotions that Miller gets down in such a tender moving way ... Devastating. Brilliant -- Claire Fuller

Book Description

A beautiful and bittersweet novel about marriage, loss and betrayal, by the international bestselling author of Richard & Judy Book Club pick The Senator's Wife

About the Author

Sue Miller was born in Chicago in 1943. She is the bestselling author of ten previous novels including The Good MotherThe Distinguished Guest, the Oprah Book Club selection While I Was GoneLost in the Forest, the Richard & Judy choice The Senator's WifeThe Lake Shore Limited and the acclaimed memoir The Story of My Father. Sue Miller lives in Boston, Massachusetts.
 
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  • ISBN: 9781526618931
  • Author: Sue Miller
  • Publisher: Bloomsbury
  • Pages: 352
  • Format: Paperback
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Book Description

'Penetrating, intelligent, humane, funny too ... Smart and powerfully alive' Tessa Hadley
'Superb' Daily Mail
'A poignant page-turner, delving deep into our most intimate relationships' Evening Standard

Annie is the great love of Graham's life. Here they are in late middle-age, the photographer and the bookseller, so mismatched and yet so well-matched. Theirs is a happy marriage of nearly thirty years - and even the happiest of marriages, Graham tells himself, have their secrets.

Then the unthinkable happens, and suddenly Annie is alone, stumbling in the dark. How much can we ever know the people who love us?

'With what exquisite truth Sue Miller writes . I was completely wrapped up in the beautifully, and often so tenderly observed rollercoaster of grief. An invaluably moving book' Juliet Nicolson

'It's absolutely wonderful - detailed, precise emotions that Miller gets down in such a tender moving way ... Devasting. Brilliant' Claire Fuller

 
 

Review

It was such a pleasure to read the work of someone so talented at the very peak of their powers - it is elegant, assured, captivating and devastating, and it's one of the most emotionally truthful novels I have ever read. Annie filled my head and my heart - this book will stay with me forever -- Daisy Buchanan

Sue Miller's engrossing novel is infused with generosity and the complicated kind of love readers will recognize from real life - New York Times, 100 Notable Books of 2020

Miller writes with tremendous subtlety and perception - Daily Mail

With humour and humanity, Miller crafts a revelatory tale of the complexities - and the absurdities - of love, infidelity, and grief - O, The Oprah Magazine

Subtle, luxurious pleasure. Bliss -- Cressida Connolly

Penetrating, intelligent, humane, funny too ... Smart and powerfully alive

-- Tessa Hadley

So many books are written about the early days of marriage but few authors capture what it is to see it through to the bitter end ... One to read first for the story and then to re-read at leisure and marvel at how real these people feel

-- Erin Kelly

Oh my goodness with what exquisite truth Sue Miller writes. The intimacies and doubts and emotion-swerving relationship that IS marriage, that emotional snakes and ladders, tamed during the day but unleashed in the middle of the night ,were skewered with such perfect insight. I was completely wrapped up in the beautifully, and often so tenderly observed rollercoaster of grief. An invaluably moving book

-- Juliet Nicolson

Miller is concerned with deeper mysteries of human motivation . A writer with an uncanny compass for the contrary - Sunday Telegraph

Miller's thoughtful, searching prose fills in all the background details, and her vivid characters are utterly believable. Brilliant - The Times

An eloquent chronicler of the complexities of ordinary relationships, whose informal language belies the depths of her insights . Miller nails the contradictory emotions and desires that are responsible for people so often bypassing the seemingly easy road to happiness - Independent

Miller writes with grace and poise, crafting an examination of love and loss that is both understated and emotionally charged - Guardian

Full of Ms. Miller's signature intelligence about people caught between moral responsibility and a hunger for self-realisation - New York Times

Sue Miller's writing, while never showy, builds an honest, elegant world around the reader -- Sadie Jones

Fiction so rich, so thoughtful, so absorbing that reading it is like experiencing the passage in our own lives - Los Angeles Times

Sue Miller's beautifully written novel is a rich and captivating account of love, grief and the emotional ebb and flow of a marriage that endures for decades -- Jane Shilling - Daily Mail

Why have I only just heard of Sue Miller? At least now I have her seven previous novels to go and read ... It's absolutely wonderful - detailed, precise emotions that Miller gets down in such a tender moving way ... Devastating. Brilliant -- Claire Fuller

Book Description

A beautiful and bittersweet novel about marriage, loss and betrayal, by the international bestselling author of Richard & Judy Book Club pick The Senator's Wife

About the Author

Sue Miller was born in Chicago in 1943. She is the bestselling author of ten previous novels including The Good MotherThe Distinguished Guest, the Oprah Book Club selection While I Was GoneLost in the Forest, the Richard & Judy choice The Senator's WifeThe Lake Shore Limited and the acclaimed memoir The Story of My Father. Sue Miller lives in Boston, Massachusetts.
 

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