Lost Wife's Tale

<p>Suspenseful and gripping. <p></p></p><p>--<em>Sunday Telegraph</em> (UK)<p></p></p> <p> </p></p><p>A woman abandons her past--and the best friend with whom she was once inseparable--in Marion McGilvary's startling novel <em>A Lost Wife's Tale. </em>A riveting story of love betrayal and living in a strange city under the shadow of an impossible choice this provocative novel is certain to inspire strong emotions and heated discussions--not unlike <em>The Memory Keeper's Daughter We Need to Talk About Kevin </em>and other novels known for their talkability. Already highly acclaimed in Great Britain the American edition of <em>A Lost Wife's Tale </em>is set in New York City--and author McGilvary brilliant captures Manhattan's unique color and atmosphere for a U.S. audience.<p></p></p>