Imaginary Forces

<p><b>'A cut above' JENNIE GODFREY</b><br><b>'Utterly singular' ABIGAIL DEAN</b><br><b>'A dazzling success of a novel' LORI INGLIS HALL</b><br><b>'Fresh, intelligent and compelling' JOANNA MILLER <br></b><br>Robin is unreliable, unstable and utterly devoted to his oldest friend Henry. So when Henry's beloved mother - the novelist Marian Finch - dies unexpectedly, Robin is there to pick up the pieces. Henry comes into possession of an antiquarian bookshop and there - for a time - they build a life together. <br><br>But grief can send us down unexpected paths. For Henry, it leads him to the theory of multiple universes and to Yolanda, a brilliant scientist who can help him understand it.<br><br>Robin and Yolanda have three things in common: they are in love with the same man, they despise each other, and they are oblivious to the fact that Henry is spiralling into a dangerous obsession that will irrevocably change them all.<br><br><b><i>Imaginary Forces</i> is a luminous portrait of love in its many forms - yearning, obsession, addiction - and just how messy and destructive it can be.</b><br><br><b>SHORTLISTED FOR THE WOMEN'S PRIZE DISCOVERIES AWARD</b></p>