The author of "The Debt to Pleasure" digs into his family's
extraordinary past in a memoir as enthralling as his finest fiction
It was only when his mother died that John Lanchester realized how
little he really knew about his parents. With the cache of letters
and papers she left behind, he set out to reconstruct just who his
parents had been. In doing so, he did much more than trace the
remarkable story of a reluctant international banker, a secretive
former nun, and the life they shared; he also gained extraordinary
insight into his own nature and a deeper understanding of the
universal push-pull of family love-and family loss. Part detective
work, part evocation of character, this is, above all, compelling
storytelling.
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