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The Flight Of Cornelia Blackha

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ISBN: 9781471134548
AuthorElliot Wright, Susan
Pub Date21/02/2019
BindingHardback
Pages384
CountryGBR
Dewey823.92
Quick overview What if you can no longer rely on the person you trust the most?
€15.03

`Dark and compelling, a slow-motion collapse; I read it in 24 hours with my heart in my mouth. So good!' Julie Cohen, author of Together
`Dark, tragic ... at once heartbreaking and compelling' Daily Express
`As heart-breaking as it is captivating, [...] you're left with no choice but to put life on hold while you race to the end' Woman and Home

What has happened to Cornelia Blackwood?
She has a loving marriage. But she has no friends.
Everyone knows her name. But no one will speak to her now.
Cornelia Blackwood has unravelled once before. Can she stop it from happening again?

From a supremely talented storyteller, The Flight of Cornelia Blackwood is a powerful novel of motherhood, loss and loneliness and how we can make damaging choices when pushed to our emotional edge. A paperback bestseller with her debut novel, The Things We Never Said, and nominated for an RNA Award in 2014, Susan Elliot Wright has written a truly important novel that explores the dark depths of psychosis with honesty and sensitivity.

`A searing portrait of motherhood, mental health and profound loss' heat

`A captivating, deeply affecting read' - Fabulous

`A deeply moving novel' - Woman's Weekly

`A powerful, compelling and emotional rollercoaster of a novel' Hannah Richell, author of The Peacock Summer

`This story of motherhood and secrets handles a difficult subject with skill and sensitivity' Catherine Isaac, author of You Me Everything

`This heart-wrenching story explores postpartum psychosis with compassion' Prima

`A powerful and talented voice' Rachel Hore, author of Last Letter Home

'A brave and moving story about how much can be lost and what happens next' Alison Moore

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`Dark and compelling, a slow-motion collapse; I read it in 24 hours with my heart in my mouth. So good!' Julie Cohen, author of Together
`Dark, tragic ... at once heartbreaking and compelling' Daily Express
`As heart-breaking as it is captivating, [...] you're left with no choice but to put life on hold while you race to the end' Woman and Home

What has happened to Cornelia Blackwood?
She has a loving marriage. But she has no friends.
Everyone knows her name. But no one will speak to her now.
Cornelia Blackwood has unravelled once before. Can she stop it from happening again?

From a supremely talented storyteller, The Flight of Cornelia Blackwood is a powerful novel of motherhood, loss and loneliness and how we can make damaging choices when pushed to our emotional edge. A paperback bestseller with her debut novel, The Things We Never Said, and nominated for an RNA Award in 2014, Susan Elliot Wright has written a truly important novel that explores the dark depths of psychosis with honesty and sensitivity.

`A searing portrait of motherhood, mental health and profound loss' heat

`A captivating, deeply affecting read' - Fabulous

`A deeply moving novel' - Woman's Weekly

`A powerful, compelling and emotional rollercoaster of a novel' Hannah Richell, author of The Peacock Summer

`This story of motherhood and secrets handles a difficult subject with skill and sensitivity' Catherine Isaac, author of You Me Everything

`This heart-wrenching story explores postpartum psychosis with compassion' Prima

`A powerful and talented voice' Rachel Hore, author of Last Letter Home

'A brave and moving story about how much can be lost and what happens next' Alison Moore

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