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FROM THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF MOTHER MOTHER
''Awriter whose understanding and capturing of human nature comes
as easily to her as breathing'' CANDICE CARTY-WILLIAMS
''Macmanus writes with flair and confidence rarely seen'' SINEAD GLEESON
Send me a picture of you wherever you are right now.
53-year-old Carmel is furious at her husband for dying. Grief-stricken and
holding everything together for her adult sons, she’s never felt more alone. But as spring arrives in Dublin, she meets fellow widower Graham on a
dating app. He makes her feel truly alive for the first time in years.
Across the sea in London, twenty-something Lisa devotes her life to helping
people. Beneath the gleaming facades of Westminster, she cares for the
homeless at work, and for her troubled sister at home. But Lisa has a secret
that sustains her, and it’s growing more dangerous by the day.
When the two women’s lives collide, it brings a twisted connection that
neither of them could have imagined – and cannot be undone.
Annie Macmanus is an internationally renowned broadcaster, author and DJ. She presented the flagship new music show on BBC Radio 1 for
seventeen years before leaving to concentrate on writing. Since then she
has written two critically acclaimed novels, the Sunday Times bestselling Mother Mother and The Mess We’re In, whose rights have been bought for
adaptation by It’s All Made Up Productions, the Liverpool-based company who produced Adolescence. Her writing has featured in the Guardian, Irish Times and Independent and she writes regularly for her Substack, Changes With Annie Macmanus.
''Awriter whose understanding and capturing of human nature comes
as easily to her as breathing'' CANDICE CARTY-WILLIAMS
''Macmanus writes with flair and confidence rarely seen'' SINEAD GLEESON
Send me a picture of you wherever you are right now.
53-year-old Carmel is furious at her husband for dying. Grief-stricken and
holding everything together for her adult sons, she’s never felt more alone. But as spring arrives in Dublin, she meets fellow widower Graham on a
dating app. He makes her feel truly alive for the first time in years.
Across the sea in London, twenty-something Lisa devotes her life to helping
people. Beneath the gleaming facades of Westminster, she cares for the
homeless at work, and for her troubled sister at home. But Lisa has a secret
that sustains her, and it’s growing more dangerous by the day.
When the two women’s lives collide, it brings a twisted connection that
neither of them could have imagined – and cannot be undone.
Annie Macmanus is an internationally renowned broadcaster, author and DJ. She presented the flagship new music show on BBC Radio 1 for
seventeen years before leaving to concentrate on writing. Since then she
has written two critically acclaimed novels, the Sunday Times bestselling Mother Mother and The Mess We’re In, whose rights have been bought for
adaptation by It’s All Made Up Productions, the Liverpool-based company who produced Adolescence. Her writing has featured in the Guardian, Irish Times and Independent and she writes regularly for her Substack, Changes With Annie Macmanus.
- Publisher Name:Unknown
- ISBN: 9781837266135
- Author:Macmanus, Annie
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