Product Description

Dr Alistair Crown, a Harley Street psychiatrist, is so mean that he steals flowers from a cemetery to take to his wife who has just had a baby- and fails to remove the card that reads 'To darling Doris, gone but not forgotten.' He doesn't feel guilty about it- even when the baby is christened Doris. For Alistair Crown is going to have a lot more to feel guilty about. And guilt is something he simply cannot face...

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #706894 in Books
• Published on: 1992-05-28
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 288 pages

Review
'Bernice Rubens is a superb writer, compassionate, witty and bold... she is always fresh and surprising... original, memorable and brilliantly executed.' EVENING STANDARD 'Dazzling.' GUARDIAN 'Gripping.' NEW WOMAN 'Cruelly funny... her story moves with seeming ease between farce and tragedy...there are no sentimental evasions. You have been warned.' THE TIMES

Customer Reviews

Enjoyable..
I enjoyed this book, which was of the standard i would expect from bernice rubens. Certainly an unexpected ending, which left me going over the story again in my mind, and re-reading some parts. Highly recommended.