Writers & Lovers

<h2><b>Now you've read <i>Heart the Lover</i>, it's time to go back to the original . . . </b></h2><p><b>‘A novel with the broad embrace of a 1990s Richard Curtis film’ – <i>The Sunday Times</i><br>‘Funny and immensely clever’ – Tessa Hadley<br>'Gorgeous' - Elizabeth Strout<br>'<i>Writers & Lovers</i> made me happy . . . suffused with hopefulness and kindness' - Ann Patchett<br>'I loved this book from the first paragraph' - Curtis Sittenfeld</b><br><br>Casey is lost. She is mourning the death of her mother, the novel she has been writing for six years isn’t going anywhere, and her debt is soaring. Surely at thirty-one, when all her friends are getting married and having kids, she is too old for things to be this way.<br><br>Then she meets Silas. He is kind, handsome, interested. But only a few weeks later, Oscar – older, fascinating, complicated – walks into her life, his two boys in tow. Suddenly Casey finds herself at the point of a love triangle, torn between two very different futures . . .<br><br>The<i> New York Times</i> bestseller from the author of <i>Heart the Lover</i>. Funny and heartbreaking, <i>Writers & Lovers</i> is Lily King's bitingly clever modern classic.<br><br><b>‘Exquisite . . . A warm and buoyant romance’ – <i>The Sunday Telegraph</i><br>‘Captivating’ – Madeline Miller, author of <i>Circe</i><br>‘Delightful . . . Warm, funny and sharply observed’ – <i>Daily Mail</i><br>‘Infused with tenderness and wry wit’ – <i>The Irish Times</i><br>‘Romantic and funny . . . Wonderfully life-affirming’ – <i>Daily Express</i><br>‘Witty and affecting, <i>Writers & Lovers </i>explores where grit can get you, even when everything appears to be falling apart’ – <i>i </i>newspaper</b></p>