Wednesday, 28 August 2013

May we be Forgiven, A.M. Homes


Read on the Kindle. I realised I had read the whole short list for the Women's Prize for Fiction 2013 except this one and since this was the winner I thought I should give it a go. Other entries on the short list were:
Harry Gold starts a misguided affair with his brother's wife.  The outcome is a tragedy which sets Harry on a course to redeem himself in any way he can.

This is a very dark comedy, and a very American book.  Hampered by the dense cultural references I felt as if I was missing some of the humour, satire and points to be made.

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