Patience Merriman was once the toast of Oxford. Now, an embittered widow, her only joy is causing strife on campus. Her latest ploy is suggesting that her daughter plans to kill her. But what if the suggestion is too good to pass up? Martin's.
Anna Clarke Books
Anna Clarke crafts narratives with a profound focus on psychological depth and intricate characters, often exploring themes of identity and societal expectations. Her prose is recognized for its meticulous detail and lyrical quality, drawing readers intimately into the inner lives of her protagonists. Clarke delves into the tension between individual autonomy and the pressures of conformity, producing works that are both thought-provoking and emotionally resonant. Her writing offers a penetrating examination of the human condition.
