The Absolutes a profound exploration of grief told through fragments of memory

<b>'A love letter to loss and pain, shot through with great beauty. The typography is gorgeous – full of little surprises. Don't miss it'</b> Laura Pearson<br/><b>'Beautifully written'</b> Gráinne Murphy<br/><b>'A poignant and beautifully written exploration of the psyche of grief and loss'</b> Pam Williams<br/><b>'Heartbreaking and darkly funny, a beautifully crafted study in grief, memory, and love'</b> Eirnie Lapidaki</p><p>His wife is dead.</p><p>His beloved daughter has been lost to a dangerous cult.</p><p>And now time is running out to rebuild their relationship. Haunted by his failings as a son, a husband and, most of all, as a father, he is desperate to try and make things right before it's too late.</p><p>Told through fragments of memory <i>The Absolutes</i> captures the essence of hope in the face of loss as one man struggles to come to terms with his past.</p>