Description
Discover the captivating narrative in 'The Photograph', a profound novel that intertwines memory, love, and the unexpected revelations of the past. In this beautifully written A-format paperback from Penguin UK, the protagonist Glyn Peters stumbles upon a mysterious photograph that dramatically alters his perception of his cherished wife, Kath. Dated during a sunlit summer long ago, the image reveals Kath holding hands with another man, igniting a quest for the truth. This riveting journey navigates the complexities of human relationships and the intricacies of personal history. As a historian, Glyn is no stranger to surprising findings, yet this discovery propels him into an emotional turmoil filled with questions: Who was this man? What secrets lie behind the captured moment? With 240 pages of gripping prose published in 2019, 'The Photograph' is a must-read for fans of contemporary fiction, relationship dramas, and those intrigued by the exploration of identity through memory. This novel encourages readers to consider the layers of their own past—what truths may lurk beneath the surface of even the most familiar relationships? Whether you're a book club enthusiast or searching for a thought-provoking read, 'The Photograph' promises to engage your heart and mind, inviting you to explore the transformative impact of our hidden histories.