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The story of two women, generationally divided, and at first apparently unconnected, whose lives steadily entwine. A tale of infidelity and escalating revenge that was an enjoyable and easy read, darkly comic and well written. The story stretches plausabilty at times, but never quite to breaking point.
The second John Lanchester novel I have now read, and another winner.
The story of two women, generationally divided, and at first apparently unconnected, whose lives steadily entwine. A tale of infidelity and escalating revenge that was an enjoyable and easy read, darkly comic and well written. The story stretches plausabilty at times, but never quite to breaking point.
The second John Lanchester novel I have now read, and another winner.