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Informationen zum Autor Sarah Duguid grew up on a farm in North Lincolnshire and now lives in London. The Wilderness is her second novel. Klappentext 'Evocative, stunning and so beautifully written, the landscape of the wilderness smothers Anna as effectively as her marriage has always done. A powerful book about how the needs of men often consume the women and girls around them. I absolutely loved it' Araminta Hall When Anna and David receive a phone call late one evening, their lives are upturned. Within minutes, they are travelling to the west coast of Scotland, preparing to care for two young sisters, tragically and suddenly orphaned. It's a beautiful landscape but the large granite house is no longer a home for the girls, and Anna knows she can never take the place of their mother. Then David invites his friend to stay, and Anna finds herself increasingly isolated, with everything she - and the girls - once knew of life discarded and overruled by a man of whom she is increasingly suspicious. '[I was] swept away in the depth and darkness of her storytelling, the beauty of the landscape and these fragile, damaged relationships' Emma Stonex 'Beautifully written and well-paced - a real page-turner which I read in two sittings . . . I can still picture every corner of the island as though I was there - a place of unease, mystery and wild beauty' Goodreads reviewer 'A slender, intense book that explores grief and love, but with such a sharp attention to detail that I found it very difficult to put down' Netgalley review Vorwort A beautifully observed , wry novel of the dislocation of family life and a marriage, and of loss and love , set on the western coast of Scotland Zusammenfassung A beautifully observed, wry novel of the dislocation of family life and a marriage, and of loss and love, set on the western coast of Scotland
