When Everything Was Burning

di Alison Barrow (Autore)

Juniper, 2027

‘Rich in imagery and full of secrets, the heat of the summer of 1976 is brought vividly to life in When Everything Was Burning. A thoughtful, atmospheric debut that signals a new talent’ Kate Atkinson 'A tender, beautifully observed novel about family, survival and the different ways in which we search for love. It is so moving, I read the final pages with my heart in my mouth’ Clare Leslie Hall **** In the blazing summer of 1976, as Britain buckles under drought, fire and a strange, airless heat, the Robinson family are living under pressures of their own. Then, on a stifling Sunday in June, a single terrible moment changes everything. In the years that follow, a mother and her children – along with the neighbours, friends and lovers drawn into their lives – must live with the aftermath of that day, each carrying their own version of what happened. At the centre is Philip, trying to make sense of a childhood marked by tenderness and fear, of first love discovered in secret, and of memory’s shifting, unreliable truths. Rich with atmosphere and quiet tension, When Everything Was Burning is a novel about what survives after the worst has happened: the heat that lingers in a family long after the flames have died, the stories that harden into truth, and the fragile, stubborn ways people go on loving one another. ****

• Autore: Alison Barrow
• Anno edizione: 2027
• Editore: Juniper
• Lingua: Inglese
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Other
• EAN: 9780008826482