Silver and Salt
Elanor Dymott
“There was a child in our courtyard. I saw a child there, standing by the fountain. She was there, then she was gone.”
On the death of the celebrated photographer Max Hollingbourne, his daughter, Ruthie, returns to his villa in Greece after fifteen years in exile. The youngest and estranged member of a once close-knit London family, Ruthie is haunted by a dark secret from her childhood, one that fractured her family and drove her mother to madness.
Still, following her father’s death, she and her older sister, Vinny, manage to build a fragile happiness at the villa where they ... Read more
Haunting, lyrical, and beautifully crafted, Silver and Salt is a profoundly moving novel about the consequences of love and betrayal.
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Booklist (starred review) ""An original, visual approach to the often explored theme of how cruel and selfish parents can cause lifelong trauma for their children.""
Library Journal ""Dymott excels at creating a hothouse world for her characters to inhabit.""
Publishers Weekly "Elegiac, ... Read more