I was happy and drunk. It would be easy, I knew, to give myself away.
Abigail Dean, from The Death of Us

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I was happy and drunk. It would be easy, I knew, to give myself away.
Abigail Dean, from The Death of Us
Angus Cloud as Dean (Abigail 2024)
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Another superb first novel that is all the more powerful for being unsensational, Girl A is the story of Lex, the eldest daughter of a religious fanatic who, enabled by his wife, abused his children so appallingly that the family home became known as the “house of horrors”. Many years later, Lex, now a lawyer in New York, is compelled to relive the past; she returns to England to oversee the house’s conversion to a community centre and is forced into contact with her siblings, all of whom have reacted to their childhood experiences in markedly different ways. One of the best depictions I have read of the difficulties of “moving on” and the impossibility of explanations to outsiders, this book is haunting and powerful, with a hard-won hope.
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“You can endure an awful lot when you know that you'll be fed at the end of it.”
Abigail Dean, Girl A.
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Are you looking for your next great read? Why not try out the books from across the pond? Despite from what governments say, books are essential and are needed now, more than ever. So if you are need of a variety and want to read diverse stories, then I suggest you try out some British and Irish titles! Continue reading
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I could sense old weaknesses returning, the discomfort of ailments I liked to think recovered.
Abigail Dean, from The Death of Us