233(Ht mm) 154(Wdt mm) 272

Caro Llewellyn was the artistic director of Sydney Writers' Festival from 2002-2006, before moving to New York to direct the PEN World Voices Festival for Salman Rushdie and the human rights organisation PEN. She produced the New York Public Library's Centennial celebrations before directing the Festival des Écrivains du Monde for Columbia University in Paris. She returned to Australia in 2017 and was CEO of the Wheeler Centre for Books, Writing and Ideas, before returning to the US where she is now Executive Director of City of Asylum, Pittsburgh, the world's largest residency program for writers facing persecution for their work. She is the author of <i>Fresh! Market people and their food</i> and the Stella Prize shortlisted memoir <i>Diving into Glass</i>, co-author of <i>Jobs for the Girls: Women talk about running a business of their own</i> and editor of the anthology <i>My One True Love. </i>She lives in Pittsburgh. An intimate and compelling literary mystery about longing, creativity and the ever-shifting power dynamics in love. <i>It was the impossibility of him that kept her coming back.</i> Grace gave up everything when she fell in love with an acclaimed writer, leaving Australia and moving to New York where the publishing and literary scene was the backdrop to their secret story. When Molly, an Australian editor working in New York, discovers a novel by an anonymous author, she is drawn intimately into the story. She becomes determined to find the author and know how the story ends - not imagining that she will uncover shocking truths about her own life along the way. A compelling literary mystery about desire, creativity, food, longing and the ever-shifting power dynamics of love.