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Can events of the past be forgotten?
In the summer of 1972, a group of friends is invited to Somerset to help photographer Seymour Stratton renovate a dilapidated cottage on Wyld Farm. Over the next year, the group come to regard the farm as offering them a place to be for the rest of their lives, to enjoy 'the good life. But despite the commitment and camaraderie, the rural idyll collapses. Twenty-five years later, the group is brought together again in unexpected circumstances. Can events of the past be forgotten? Or will the secrets that are revealed devastate once unbreakable friendships?
The highly anticipated new novel from the bestselling author of The Huntingfield Paintress.
Praise for Wyld Dreamers:
"Well-written, with deep character development, Wyld Dreamers is worthy of your precious reading time." —Goodreads review
"Wry, vivid and deftly plotted, this account of how youthful follies can come back to haunt you in middle age is a real delight." —John Preston, author of A Very English Scandal
"This is a book you're dying to get back to. Holmes creates a quiet air of tension as she deftly describes the carelessness of youth and its consequences in her endearingly flawed characters. I loved it." —Hilary Boyd, author of The Anniversary
In the summer of 1972, a group of friends is invited to Somerset to help photographer Seymour Stratton renovate a dilapidated cottage on Wyld Farm. Over the next year, the group come to regard the farm as offering them a place to be for the rest of their lives, to enjoy 'the good life. But despite the commitment and camaraderie, the rural idyll collapses. Twenty-five years later, the group is brought together again in unexpected circumstances. Can events of the past be forgotten? Or will the secrets that are revealed devastate once unbreakable friendships?
The highly anticipated new novel from the bestselling author of The Huntingfield Paintress.
Praise for Wyld Dreamers:
"Well-written, with deep character development, Wyld Dreamers is worthy of your precious reading time." —Goodreads review
"Wry, vivid and deftly plotted, this account of how youthful follies can come back to haunt you in middle age is a real delight." —John Preston, author of A Very English Scandal
"This is a book you're dying to get back to. Holmes creates a quiet air of tension as she deftly describes the carelessness of youth and its consequences in her endearingly flawed characters. I loved it." —Hilary Boyd, author of The Anniversary
