Overall, there's an air of self-importance that's difficult to penetrate. Oystercatchers: A Novel by Susan Fletcher 5.0 (1) Paperback (Reprint) 24. Moira, eleven years older, spends the evenings at her sisters bedside, telling the story her own lifeher secrets, her.

The second novel from highly acclaimed young writer Susan Fletcher, author of the award-winning Eve Green Amy lies in a coma. Largely told from the perspective of a fledgling adult reflecting on her childhood, the story feels like an extended therapy session, with narration alternating between third- and first-person, allowing a dissociation between the grown Moira and her lonely, moody adolescent self. Available in used condition with free delivery in the UK. Now she would like to make amends with her sister, but it is too late. Her novel, A Little in Love was published by Chicken House in October 2014. She is the author of Eve Green, Witch Light and The Dark Silver Sea. Instead, she ignored her family and later married Ray, an artist and doting husband. About Susan Fletcher: Susan Fletcher was born in 1979 in Birmingham. Oystercatchers by Fletcher, Susan at .uk - ISBN 10: 0393331989 - ISBN 13: 9780393331981 - W. The accident is made more tragic because Moira, who was away at boarding school when her sister was born, took the new addition to the family as a personal slight and never developed a relationship with her.

Moira is a 27-year-old scientist whose 16-year-old sister, Amy, is in a coma, the result of a fall four years earlier. Regret and jealousy consume the overweening protagonist of this frustrating novel by the Whitbread-winning author of Eve Green BUY THIS BOOK Corrag Susan Fletcher, Norton, 24.95 (384p) ISBN 978-0-1 The plight of an accused witch in late 17th-century Britain inspires confusion, then pity, in her only.

Oystercatchers by Susan Fletcher