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A mesmerising new novel from the author of the bestselling Four Letters of Love

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'An eloquent and moving statement of the power of love and the belief that it will triumph in the end' Barry Unsworth, Guardian 'Powerful and moving an absorbing and intelligent novel' Times Literary Supplement 'Gripping and believable In an age where reason and science have shown themselves inadequate to fulfil the human dream of perfection, it is important that serious writers such as Williams face the perennial questions of faith and love' Irish Times 'Niall Williams' lyrical prose often takes a form similar to prayer but this feels natural rather than contrived. Williams prefers to focus on the workings of love; his exploration of the tensions and contradictions of faith is enough to compensate' New Statesman

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      Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 4/20/2009 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780747596783, 978-0747596783
      ISBN10: 0747596786
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      A mesmerising new novel from the author of the bestselling Four Letters of Love

      Trade Review
      'An eloquent and moving statement of the power of love and the belief that it will triumph in the end' Barry Unsworth, Guardian 'Powerful and moving an absorbing and intelligent novel' Times Literary Supplement 'Gripping and believable In an age where reason and science have shown themselves inadequate to fulfil the human dream of perfection, it is important that serious writers such as Williams face the perennial questions of faith and love' Irish Times 'Niall Williams' lyrical prose often takes a form similar to prayer but this feels natural rather than contrived. Williams prefers to focus on the workings of love; his exploration of the tensions and contradictions of faith is enough to compensate' New Statesman

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