After the wedding, Francis reveals a past that includes an abandoned wife, a mistress and child, and the many others he's used and left behind to deal with his wreckage. Finding herself suddenly added to their number, Julia is shocked out of her dream and onto a sobering journey that leads into the savage realities of the world.
"Pungent with the sense of evil and corruption." âJohn Updike, The New Yorker
"All the gifts that were obvious in Mr. Trevor's earlier books are even more apparent here. . . . A book filled with narrative surprise and shrewd social observation, and has, in addition, an edge of genuine moral interest." âThe New York Times
"Trevor is a master of both language and storytelling." âHilary Mantel on Felicia's Journey
After the wedding, Francis reveals a past that includes an abandoned wife, a mistress and child, and the many others he's used and left behind to deal with his wreckage. Finding herself suddenly added to their number, Julia is shocked out of her dream and onto a sobering journey that leads into the savage realities of the world.
"Pungent with the sense of evil and corruption." âJohn Updike, The New Yorker
"All the gifts that were obvious in Mr. Trevor's earlier books are even more apparent here. . . . A book filled with narrative surprise and shrewd social observation, and has, in addition, an edge of genuine moral interest." âThe New York Times
"Trevor is a master of both language and storytelling." âHilary Mantel on Felicia's Journey