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Eleanor Mitchell wants something in her life to change. At 42, she's been married to an unexciting man for eleven years and lived in the same South-East London house for fifteen, has no children and has just lost her job. She decides to move house. But on her odyssey around London, Eleanor finds she's more interested in the occupants than their homes, imagining their situations and relationships, putting herself in their shoes. Then she begins to notice odd connections between them. Or is she imagining them too? In his third novel, Henry Sutton explores the dramas and tragedies that lie hidden beneath the patina of everyday life.

Picked up at the book swap table at the Convention in London. I shall read, write another journal entry and wild release.

I'm afraid I don't have anything positive to say about this book. The characters were bland and the description of the roads and streets around London were dull.

I shall release it and hope the finder enjoys it more than I did.

RELEASE NOTES:

Left on the steps leading from North Kessock to the car park and tourist office beside the A9.


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My mum found this while out on a walk while we are on holiday in North Kessock. My dad plan to read it and then release it when we return home to Edinburgh.