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The Silence of October

De : Sharon Guard
Lu par : Ailish Jeffers
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As the seventh Samhain since their daughter's death approaches, Klara and Hector Armstrong are struggling to live a normal life in the company of grief.

Klara, a former concert pianist, never wanted to be a mother, and is racked with a persistent guilt that she never loved her daughter in the way she should have.

Hector, an academic, tries to find solace in work, but his passion project biography of poet Garret O'Malley is echoing truths he's spent his lifetime avoiding.

An invitation to the Samhain Handfasting of their goddaughter Alice brings her mother, Klara's oldest friend Diane, back into their lives. Divorced and newly returned from New York, she arrives carrying secrets and with an agenda of her own.

As the anniversary – and the handfasting – approach, old wounds reopen, hidden truths emerge, and their three lives converge towards a reckoning with loss, change and the complexities of love.

©2026 Sharon Guard (P)2027 Bolinda Publishing
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'An immensely involving and beautifully written novel from a terrific storyteller.' (Joseph O'Connor, bestselling author of Star of the Sea)
'A writer of immense power and elegance, gifted with a deep understanding of human nature, and a sublime ability to give language to loss and love and all of our complexities, sentence after extraordinary sentence.' (Donal Ryan, author of Strange Flowers)
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