Susannah Dickey

From the author of the critically acclaimed Tennis Lessons comes a dark, intimate story of grief, obsession, and how we can never truly know what happens behind closed doors. From the critically acclaimed author of Tennis Lessons 'Susannah Dickey is a phenomenal talent and I loved this novel.' ELIZABETH DAY 'A treat . . . vividly compelling . . ....

'One of the best novels I’ve read this year from an unusually gifted writer' IRISH TIMES 'A wonderfully stylish writer with an unwavering eye' JOHN PATRICK McHUGH 'Perfectly calibrated . . . These characters spike off the page' A. K. BLAKEMORE How do you mourn someone you never really knew? Three siblings – Anna, Gemma and Matthew – will have...

'One of the best novels I’ve read this year from an unusually gifted writer' IRISH TIMES 'A wonderfully stylish writer with an unwavering eye' JOHN PATRICK McHUGH 'Perfectly calibrated . . . These characters spike off the page' A. K. BLAKEMORE How do you mourn someone you never really knew? Three siblings – Anna, Gemma and Matthew – will have...

From the author of the critically acclaimed Tennis Lessons comes a dark, intimate story of grief, obsession, and how we can never truly know what happens behind closed doors. The lives of a bereaved young woman and her neighbour, who is consumed by her affair with a married man, entwine in this dark, compelling and compassionate coming-of-age novel. A poignant,...