Mother's Boy

Mother's Boy

by StanleyMiddleton (Author)

Synopsis

John Riley is in his early-thirties and has been separated from his wife, Helen, for two years. Deeply involved with his work as an accountant, he has given little thought to saving his marriage until his mother announces that Helen wishes to see him. John's mother and father are also separated - his father has been confined to a nursing home due to the onset of Alzheimers - and as John and Helen work out their past differences his parents' relationship deteriorates. Stanley Middleton brilliantly explores the complexities of marriage and family relationships across the generations.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 256
Publisher: Hutchinson
Published: 03 Aug 2006

ISBN 10: 0091797179
ISBN 13: 9780091797171
Book Overview: 'Stanley Middleton, once dubbed The Chekhov of Suburbia , is to the Midlands suburb what Anne Tyler is to the Midwest picket fence' The Times

Author Bio
Stanley Middleton was joint winner of the Booker Prize with his novel Holiday. He lives in Nottingham, where most of his novels are set.