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Trio

Sue Gee
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Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
Salt

About

Northumberland: the winter of 1937. In a remote moorland cottage, Steven Coulter, a young history teacher, is filled with sadness and longing at the death of his wife. Through a charismatic colleague, Frank Embleton, and Frank's sister, Diana, he is drawn into the beguiling world of a group of musicians, and falls gradually under their spell. But as war approaches a decision is made which calls all their lives quite shockingly into question.
Moving between the beauty and isolation of the moors, a hill-town school and a graceful old country house, Trio delicately explores conscience and idealism, romantic love and most painful desire. Throughout it all, the power of music to disturb, uplift and affirm is unforgettably evoked.

Related Subjects

  • Women
  • Adult Fiction
  • General
  • Historical

Reviews

"Sue Gee writes subtly and deftly, observing with a wry and sympathetic eye … This is a hugely enjoyable and rewarding read."
The Independent
"About Reading in Bed: as seductively readable as its title suggests ... draws the reader in with its skilful portrayal of real-life situations"
The Times
"(on previous work) About The Mysteries of Glass: one of the most moving and beautifully written stories that I can remember."
Guardian

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