Black Dogs

Black Dogs, by Booker Prize-winning author Ian McEwan, is a compelling and dark story that follows June and Bernard’s honeymoon in 1946, an idyllic beginning shattered by a life-changing event in France. Forty years later, their son-in-law investigates the cause of their estrangement, uncovering a deeply impactful moment from their past. Recognized for its power and thoughtfulness, the novel explores themes of memory and darkness that ripple through the characters' lives.