Putney

Set in 1970s London, Putney is a compelling novel exploring the complex repercussions of a clandestine relationship between a young girl and a much older man, spanning decades and perspectives. Told from multiple viewpoints, the story delves into themes of consent, memory, and personal agency as characters grapple with their pasts and present. With a focus on the emotional and psychological aftermath, the book offers a nuanced examination of intimacy and its lasting effects.