''Profoundly moving, funny and beautifully written.'' Michael Magee ''Completely immersive.'' Natasha Brown ''Exceptional and startling.'' Colin Barrett It wasn''t just the being hurt, it was the endlessness of it, us misfiring without break without end without rest, unable to peacefully be in the same place. It''s been six years since Rosa stopped talking to her brother. And now it''s too late: too late to forgive, too late to make amends. But her brother had tried, hadn''t he? With him gone, Rosa must look back at the years of silence, at everything she has long held as true. As she gathers together the pieces her brother left behind, their shared history curves into a question mark. Who was her brother? What was the other side of the story? ''A one-of-a-kind storyteller.'' Observer From the acclaimed author of little scratch, this is a moving, powerfully honest novel about how we love, how we grieve and how we forgive.

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Rebecca Watson is part-time Assistant Arts Editor at the Financial Times and one of the Observer's ten best debut novelists of 2021. She has been published in the TLS*, Granta and the Guardian. In 2018, she was shortlisted for TheWhite Review* Short Story Prize, and in 2021, she was shortlisted for the Goldsmiths Prize and the Desmond Elliott Prize.

www.rebeccawatson.co.uk

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The new novel from Rebecca Watson, one of the Observer's best debut novelists of 2021 and shortlisted for the Goldsmiths Prize.