Breaststrokes Av Margaux Vialleron

<B>A novel on consent told in five acts over the course of one weekend.</B><BR/><BR/> Cloe and Gertrude and the Jenkins-Bell sisters, Mathilde and Sarah, have never met. They are strangers who share a city.<BR/> <BR/> It is Sunday morning. Cloe has woken-up in someone else’s home; Gertrude starts her shift in the pub kitchen, while Mathilde and Sarah are on their way to lunch.<BR/><BR/> Soon, these four women’s lives will overlap.<BR/><BR/> Saturday felt like a normal day, but on Sunday the past will catch-up with them as they realise that there never is only one side to a story.<BR/><BR/><B>Sharply observed and painfully relatable, <I>Breaststrokes </I>is a novel that seems to emerge from the haze of our current time. This story of unexpected encounters and intimacies is perfect for fans of<I> Cleopatra and Frankenstein</I> and <I>Beautiful World, Where Are You</I>.</B><BR/><BR/>'<I>Breaststrokes </I>is a study of womanhoo