The Sky Is Changing

<p> </p><p><strong>She achieved something momentous: writing by hand she composed a novel that has become the talk of Swiss Literary Circles. New York Times</strong></p><p><strong>A compelling edgily atmospheric portrait of an uneasy city and a young woman's struggle to find her place in the world. With quiet understated assurance The Sky is Changing asks big questions about our fragmented society. C. J. Schuler The Independent </strong></p><p>London: A group of thirty-somethings meet to celebrate a birthday. All seems normal. But after two years of trying Claire and Anthony have still not conceived a child and pulsing with the fear of terrorist attacks the city is crackling with tension. Befriending a young girl Nora Claire finds herself drawn as her maternal instincts begin to blur. Meanwhile Anthony is forced to question his job as a City Analyst as their safe and secure existence begins to fracture. As Claire retraces the journey she has made since an accident ended her promising career as a ballet dancer in Berlin she realises her life has moved beyond her control.</p>