Tell me everything
Tell me everything
It’s autumn in Maine, and Crosby is reeling from a shocking crime. Bob Burgess, the local lawyer, has found himself caught up in the middle, defending a reclusive man accused of killing his own mother. At the same time, he’s also fallen into a deep and fruitful friendship with the acclaimed writer Lucy Barton, who lives down the road in an idyllic house by the sea. On long walks and longer talks, Bob and Lucy find joy in each other’s presence, open up about their worries, and try and make sense of how complicated their lives have become. Meanwhile, Lucy’s life finally collides with that of the iconic Olive Kitteridge, now retired in Crosby’s outskirts, and the two weave tapestries of stories with the lives of people they’ve known. Elizabeth Strout draws us ever closer into how relationships blossom and wilt unexpectedly as life goes on, with her signature empathy and warmth. From an exquisite storyteller, this is a novel about the stories we tell each other and ourselves, bursting with compassion.
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