This author delves into the complexities of human relationships and love in its myriad forms. Her works, often centering on themes of desire, friendship, and societal norms, weave intimate perspectives with broader social questions. Through compelling storytelling and a deep understanding of human psychology, she explores the dynamics of connection and the search for belonging in the contemporary world.
With a charming and complex heroine, a group of friends heading towards midlife, and the wonderful Dylan, local vicar and Sondheim fanatic, 'Something I'm Not' is a subtle novel that poses the questions most women are too afraid to ask.