"The Almost Truth" is a compelling novel inspired by real events, weaving a narrative that explores themes of family secrets, identity, and the unexpected turns life can take. The story centers on Alina, whose son, Fin, embarks on a quest to find his long-absent birth father. This journey becomes the catalyst for unraveling decades of carefully guarded secrets, disrupting Alina's meticulously ordered existence. Set against the backdrops of Bangladesh, Edinburgh, and Dublin, the novel delves into the complexities of personal history and the profound impact of uncovering hidden truths. Reviews A reviewer on Amazon describes the novel as "one of the most beautiful books I've read this year," highlighting its "expansive story, rich prose and leap-off-the-page characters." Another reader notes, "It's a mesmerizing story dealing with themes of identity and nationality based on a true story that almost beggars belief." The character of Elizabeth, an older romance novelist in the story, is praised as "wonderfully upbeat, colourful," adding depth and vibrancy to the narrative.
Book Title: The Almost Truth - Anne HamiltonBook Genre: Contemporary FictionISBN: 9781915643704Number of Pages: 308Publishing Date: July 2, 2024Cover Type: Paperback
