After two intense encounters with her former student, Ainsley must admit to herself that she can see a future with Nomabut at what cost? Years spent protecting herself from heartbreak have left Ainsley terrified to take a chance on love. Everythingfrom their age gap to the judgment of others to a co
Life Drawing
β Scribed by Black, Robin
- Book ID
- 108369965
- Publisher
- Random House Publishing Group
- Year
- 2014
- Tongue
- en-US
- Weight
- 238 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781400068562
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β¦ Synopsis
"[Robin] Black is a writer of great wisdom, and illuminates, without undue emphasis, the flickering complexity of individual histories. . . . [Her] taut, elegant prose is both effective and affecting. . . . Life Drawing is at once quiet and memorable. This makes it far from fashionable, and all the more to be applauded. Its author pursues real and vital questions. Astringent and wise, Black is not afraid to discomfit her readers. This novel, like life, is uneasy: what a relief."--Claire Messud, The Guardian (UK)****
In Life Drawing, her gorgeously written first novel, Robin Black unfolds a fierce, honest, and moving portrait of a woman, and of a couple's life--the betrayals and intimacies, the needs and regrets, the secrets that sustain love and the ones that threaten to destroy it.
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