


Twenty years of marriage to older Max has seen a busy, contented Prue through the stresses of a resentful stepdaughter and motherhood. Now, Violet has returned with her new husband from New York and, suddenly, Prue is precipitated into a secret life.
The small village in Hampshire and the city are very different places and, as Prue
now moves between the two, she traces the boundaries between innocence and difficult
knowledge, between the gluttony and surrender of desire and the stark realities that
result. Pinpointing the battleground of the modern -
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'Modern marriage and its compromises... a terrific, compassionate, compelling novel'
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'A gem, filled with keen observations and uncanny descriptions' -
'Adultery... handled with care and moral intelligence. What a good writer Buchan
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'A powerful story: wise, observant, deeply-
'Is Buchan the new Trollope?... a terrific new novel... Buchan's compassionate novel
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'The allure lies in the disparity between what its heroine is supposed to be and
what she does. The intracicies of Prue's love affair keep the novel bowling along'
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'Beautifully written with not a word wasted, Perfect Love is as addictive as any
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