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Mrs Hemingway A Novel 9780143124610 Naomi “Forget everything you thought you knew about Ernest Hemingway’s four wives In a quartet of searing interlocked portraits Naomi Wood brings vividly to life the real women who loved and lost the legendary charmer and great writer Mrs Hemingway is a luminous heartbreaking novel Wood is a writer to watch” Mrs Hemingway A NovelPaperback Barnes Noble Hemingways life is familiar territory and Wood The Godless Boys 2011 treads close on the heels of The Paris Wife Paula McLains recent novel about Hadley the first Mrs Hemingway but still brings freshness and grace to her matrimonial survey Mrs Hemingway by Naomi Wood Mrs Hemingway is a novel that I absolutely devoured as I was transported back to a time that has always held great fascination for me Naomi Wood has brought the lives of the four Mrs Hemingways together in this imagined account of the complex life of a very complicated and troubled man Ernest Hemingway Mrs Hemingway by by Naomi Wood Summary and reviews Mrs Hemingway Book Summary A riveting tale of passion love and heartbreak Mrs BookBrowse Review The subject matter covered isnt new each woman has had at least one biography written Readalikes The unexpected and forbidden affair between Eleanor Roosevelt and Lorena Hickok Mrs Hemingway A Novel Paperback Andersons Bookshop Mrs Hemingway is a luminous heartbreaking novel Wood is a writer to watch” —Ellen Feldman Orange Prizeshortlisted author of Lucy “A detailed and deeply affecting account of the complex relationship between love and work” —Ian Sansom author of The Case of the Missing Books Mrs Hemingway A Novel Paperback Book Soup Mrs Hemingway is a luminous heartbreaking novel Wood is a writer to watch” —Ellen Feldman Orange Prizeshortlisted author of Lucy “A detailed and deeply affecting account of the complex relationship between love and work” —Ian Sansom author of The Case of the Missing Books
