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The Honeymoon

Published
Feb 2004
Main Genre
General Fiction General Fiction
Pages
272

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Set in London and Venice at the end of the twentieth century, The Honeymoon follows a young man as he looks back on a series of events that have caused his life to unravel. Traveling through the capitals of Europe with his eccentric mother, Maureen, American-born Gordon Garraty has led a life of barren privilege. Only after marrying Annie, several years his senior and the daughter of a cab driver, does Gordon begin to emerge from the sphere of his mother's influence. Accompanied by Maureen and her Swiss fiance, Annie and Gordon take a long-delayed honeymoon in Venice. There, in that most beautiful of cities, the story gathers a palpable intensity before a single act of absurd but devastating violence pricks their happy bubble and lays bare the emptiness at the core of their gilded lives.

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Feb 2005 Picador (UK) ISBN13 9780330419895 ISBN10 0330419897
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Feb 2005 Grove Press ISBN13 9780802141835 ISBN10 0802141838
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First Edition Feb 2004 Picador (UK) ISBN13 9780330419888 ISBN10 0330419889
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Feb 2004 Grove Press ISBN13 9780871139146 ISBN10 0871139146
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Dec 2007 Grove Press ISBN13 9780802199591 ISBN10 0802199593
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Dec 2007 Grove Press ISBN10 B006L76N3Y
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