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Talking at Night

by Claire Daverley

2023•EN
About the book

Will and Rosie are classmates who belong to different social circles but form a secret bond through late-night conversations. After a sudden accident involving Rosie’s brother, Josh, their lives diverge as they grapple with grief and guilt. Over the next twenty years, they move between different cities and relationships, occasionally reuniting only to drift apart again. The narrative tracks their missed opportunities and the persistent psychological influence they exert on each other as they age from teenagers into adults.

Readers who appreciate stories about long-term emotional entanglement and the lasting effects of youthful trauma will find this book useful. It appeals to those interested in how timing and grief dictate the course of a lifetime. The reader gains an understanding of how two people can remain fundamentally connected despite prolonged absence or distance. It provides a look at the trade-offs between shared history and the necessity of moving forward.

Reading profile

Inward-looking; an easy read.

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Details
Published
2023
Language
EN

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