Don’t miss the emotional and heartwarming new novel from Anouska Knight, of powerful bond between two sisters, perfect for fans of Dani Atkins, Emma Cooper and Becky Hunter.
What is loved can never be lost …
On Nancy’s phone sits a column of texts to her sister Molly which have never been answered. Molly may be off galivanting somewhere far away, but you’d think in two years she’d have found time to let her family know what she’s doing. At a loss, Nancy’s distracted herself by working sixty-hour weeks at her city job; that is until the day she is rushed to hospital with a suspected heart attack. Nancy's been working a little too much. Drinking a little too much. Everything has become just a little too much.
Now the only sensible option for recuperation is to return to the place Nancy has been avoiding: her mum’s house. Molly may not be there in person, but her presence is everywhere – in the village and in their home, where everything remains untouched, waiting for her safe return. As Nancy begins to let down her guard and reconnect with her family and childhood friend Clarence, the secrets she’s run from for two years become increasingly hard to escape. But could opening her broken heart be the best way to put it back together?
Praise for Anouska Knight:
'The perfect summer read' Jenny Colgan
'An exciting young author' Jackie Collins
'A brilliant page turner' Lorraine Kelly
Genre: General Fiction
What is loved can never be lost …
On Nancy’s phone sits a column of texts to her sister Molly which have never been answered. Molly may be off galivanting somewhere far away, but you’d think in two years she’d have found time to let her family know what she’s doing. At a loss, Nancy’s distracted herself by working sixty-hour weeks at her city job; that is until the day she is rushed to hospital with a suspected heart attack. Nancy's been working a little too much. Drinking a little too much. Everything has become just a little too much.
Now the only sensible option for recuperation is to return to the place Nancy has been avoiding: her mum’s house. Molly may not be there in person, but her presence is everywhere – in the village and in their home, where everything remains untouched, waiting for her safe return. As Nancy begins to let down her guard and reconnect with her family and childhood friend Clarence, the secrets she’s run from for two years become increasingly hard to escape. But could opening her broken heart be the best way to put it back together?
Praise for Anouska Knight:
'The perfect summer read' Jenny Colgan
'An exciting young author' Jackie Collins
'A brilliant page turner' Lorraine Kelly
Genre: General Fiction