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'I loved it for the way it holds a national sorrow' ANNE ENRIGHT
'Moving, compassionate, a touching love story' DAVID NICHOLLS
'I gulped this down - convinced, fascinated and moved by every page' EMMA DONOGHUE
'A transcendent exploration of yearning, transformation and rescue' MIN JIN LEE
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Róisín and Red meet as teenagers in their small Irish hometown in 1982. Brilliant, sharp-tongued and born to slip through the cracks, Red's reputation for trouble precedes him – but Róisín finds herself swept up in his storm, and soon their connection deepens.

When a brush with the law pushes Red into a corner, he escapes their town to start a new life in England. As the years pass, they remain tethered to one another, a fragile thread holding their once fierce friendship together. When Róisín arrives in...