Mary Loudon is the acclaimed author of four non-fiction books that have been published worldwide to great acclaim. She has also contributed essays and poetry to six anthologies. Her debut novel, My House Is Falling Down, marks her entry into fiction. Loudon is an experienced public speaker and broadcaster, having made over 200 radio and television appearances.
A vivid and compelling novel about a modern love triangle that asks some provocative questions: what happens when you tell the whole truth in marriage? Is it still infidelity if nobody lies? Can you really love two people at once?
This poignant work offers a deeply introspective exploration of grief and loss, resonating with anyone who has experienced the premature absence of a loved one. Through smart and affecting prose, it invites readers to reflect on their own emotions and the complexities of mourning, providing comfort and understanding in the face of heartache. The self-critical nature of the narrative adds depth, making it a valuable read for those navigating their own journeys of remembrance and healing.
'Am 21. Januar 2001, als ich in Frankreich beim Skifahren war, lag meine Schwester Catherine in England im Sterben. Ich wusste nicht, dass man sie in ein Krankenhaus eingeliefert hatte, wusste nicht, dass sie an Krebs erkrankt war, und hatte keine Ahnung, dass sie eine neue Identität angenommen hatte.' Die wahre Geschichte von Mary Loudon, die dem Leben und der Identität ihrer schizophrenen Schwester auf die Spur zu kommen versucht. Bewegend und faszinierend.