The Stranger's Child (Vintage International)
A multi-generational story that traces the echoes of a single encounter through changing times, relationships, and the fragile nature of memory.
About This Book
The Stranger's Child follows the lasting impact of a brief meeting between two young men before the First World War.
Spanning much of the twentieth century, the narrative explores shifting relationships, reputations, and the ways personal histories are remembered or forgotten.
The novel examines how private moments become public stories and how time alters both truth and perception.
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