Review
'Justin Cartwright is one of our best novelists, but he still feels like a buried treasure.' Allison Pearson, Daily Telegraph Books of the Year 'Cartwright is a beautifully evocative writer; also one who makes you think.' Scotsman 'His characters and their regrets, resentments, hopes and fears are very real, and his talent for spotting a telling detail can be devastating' Independent on Sunday
Review
'A profound exploration of guilt, friendship, voyeurism and morality. A cracker' Independent on Sunday 'With inexorable tenderness Cartwright weaves his narrative threads into a fabric of beautiful complexity heart-stopping a novel that is deeply serious and utterly accomplished' Jane Shilling, Sunday Telegraph 'A richly detailed evocation of one of the darkest periods in modern history, and an eloquent exploration of human fallibility and guilt' The Times









