Vroege Recensenten

She’s got the wit and sharp tongue of Dorothy Parker, the talent of Picasso, and an ex-husband who still wants her. But all that isn’t enough to keep Clementine alive, and in thirty days she’s going to turn out the lights of her life for good. With the month she has left, renowned artist Clementine Pritchard will attempt to tie up loose ends—from coming to terms with the family tragedy that left her without a mother and sister to travelling south of the border to secure tranquilizers to finding the father that abandoned her. Settling accounts also means coming face to face with the reasons why she can’t go on—and the truth hidden at its core. What she doesn’t count on, though, is that in losing Clementine, she may actually find her. A wonderfully entertaining and poignant novel featuring a deeply flawed and irresistible character, Losing Clementine is a bold debut from a promising new voice.