by Richard Farr (Author)
Love letters, dated 1732. A double portrait. And a dying woman who loathes her "old friend." Constance Weaver just can't quite bring herself to tell the whole story, because no one will believe her if she does. And when you discover the truth about her, at the very end... have you discovered it? Or has art outpaced life one more time?
Author Biography
Richard Farr is the author, most recently, of The Babel Trilogy, a thousand-page speculative fiction epic about technology, immortality, and the nature of consciousness. His first book, the award-winning "Emperors of the Ice: A True Story of Disaster and Survival in the Antarctic, 1910-13," was described by reviewers as "spellbinding," "enthralling," and "so gripping you will not want to put it down."