One Tuesday, Early by Annalisa Crawford
You’re on your own and you shouldn’t be. Your partner is missing. The streets are empty. Even the birds have disappeared. What do you do?
Julia is stuck in the past. She was fifteen when she entered a suicide pact. Julia survived; her best friend, Rachel, did not.
Now aged thirty, haunted by the trauma and guilt of that day, Julia hides within daydreams and lets real life pass her by. Yet even her dreams aren’t the refuge she hopes for. Cat, a surreal composite character. is determined to thwart Julia’s attempts to move on and find happiness.
When Adam walks into her life, Julia begins to understand what she’s been missing.
This dark coming-of-age for adults will resonate with anyone who is still waiting to feel grown-up.
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You’re on your own and you shouldn’t be. Your partner is missing. The streets are empty. Even the birds have disappeared. What do you do?
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