- Published: 1 July 2010
- ISBN: 9781409094258
- Imprint: Transworld Digital
- Format: EBook
- Pages: 448
The Other Family
an utterly compelling novel from bestselling author Joanna Trollope
- Published: 1 July 2010
- ISBN: 9781409094258
- Imprint: Transworld Digital
- Format: EBook
- Pages: 448
The Other Family is highly involving, deeply humane
Sunday
A literary big hitter with a velvet touch
Bella
A pleasure
Sunday Times
A rich, satisfying and - ultimately - uplifting read. It's the work of an author at the top of her game
City A.M.
An absorbing contemporary novel from one of our most perceptive writers
You Magazine
An absorbing read
Grazia
An absorbing read
Culture Magazine
Beautifully crafted
Mirror
Clever and thoughtful
Tatler
Dark and brilliantly absorbing
Heat
Highly involving, deeply humane
Evening Standard
Joanna Trollope has many, enviable skills but perhaps her greatest is for identifying and illuminating the emotional truths of contemporary life
Literary Review
Joanna Trollope is the most emotionally intelligent of contemporary British novelists
Amanda Craig, Independent
She writes as observantly as ever. There are always those brilliant brief glimpses of some detail which ring wonderfully true
The Spectator
Trollope explores, with infinite delicacy, the strands that make a family
Daily Express
Trollope has created a fount of bitchy tension which she manipulates with great skill
Evening Standard
Trollope is a barometer of modern middle-class mores, with a talent for pin-pointing the burning issues in supposedly ordinary lives
Saga Magazine
Trollope is brilliant at swooping in on a modern dilemma and showing it from every angle... Inventive, surprising and fascinating
The Times
Trollope is shrewdly observant of human interaction
Daily Telegraph
Trollope really knows and understands how people think and behave and she paints them realistically and with love... A page-turner that feels like sinking into a warm, deep bath. With Trollope you are always in safe hands. Highly recommended
Sunday Express
Well drawn and convincing
Mail on Sunday