A Station on the Path to Somewhere Better

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It felt a little strange dealing with a climactic scene well before the end of the book and the latter part felt a little jarred even though it was also quite interesting. A thoughtful story with frightful moments. Well worth a read! Daniel wants his father to be who he thinks he is. In tragedy, his father is who he could never imagine. It's already a star of The Crown's sixth and final series. But there's nothing final about Princess Diana's post-divorce fashion style - which is here to stay Silence of the Royal sisters-in-law: Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle 'have not spoken in four years', claims Sussexes 'mouthpiece' Omid Scobie

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Wood takes the passing, shabby details of mundane landscapes and makes them jitter and throb with yearning and menace. A Station on the Path to Somewhere Betteris his best work yet–anovelwritten from thegut, and with acorrespondingly visceral power. A superbly unsettling account of trauma and cautious recovery. ​ Sarah Waters Benjamin Wood was born in 1981 and grew up in northwest England. He is the author of four acclaimed novels. With his third novel, Wood’s talent has burgeoned spectacularly. The book is a tremendous achievement, an unputdownable domestic thriller that is also subtle and moving ... travelling well beyond his earlier fiction, Wood has produced a tour de force that marks his creative arrival’ David Grylls, SUNDAY TIMES PICTURED: Danny Cipriani puts on a cosy display with Strictly's JowitaPrzystal as they hug at their first training session - days after announcing his split from wife VictoriaDanny Cipriani's wife Victoria 'devastated after seeing snaps of him looking cosy with Jowita Przystalat their first training session for Strictly Christmas special Slim Sharon Osbourne, 71, seen after admitting she could 'do with putting on a few pounds' since losing 42lbs with weight loss drug Bradley Cooper reveals he would do another Hangover movie in an 'instant'...a decade after the comedy franchise came to a close