Solo una historia más

Journalist and single mother Suzy Hamilton receives a phone call one summer morning to discover that the subject of one of her new investigative articles, twenty-eight-year-old health and wellness blogger Tracey Doran, has committed suicide that night. The news horrifies her, but she gets by the only way she knows how: through work, motherhood, and continuing one ill-advised adventure after another of hers. The consequences of her actions take their toll on him during a hot summer in Sydney. She begins to receive threatening anonymous letters and, in addition, suffers the persecution of Tracey's mother, who wants her, as an act of summary justice, to tell her daughter's story, but, this time, her true one. A sadly tender, absorbing, witty, and moving exploration of guilt, shame, female anger, and most of all, motherhood, with all its woes and its virtues. Just One More Story is also a story about the nature of stories: who owns them, who gets to tell them, and why we need them. An undeniably surprising, elegant and contemporary novel from a talented new writer.