When ticking the ‘genre’ of this book for this post I added romantic suspense because – though not generally a fan of ‘romance’ as such – I was completely taken with the burgeoning romance that underpinned much of this novel.
The book opens as our two leads, Alice and Noah meet, and I adored their relationship and the way it grew. It felt… well, um romantic. Of course it’s hampered by a backstory of long-kept secrets, guilt and death, so it’s not all rainbows and kittens.
Last year I read Sara Foster’s All That Is Lost Between Us and interviewed the West Australian-based author about some of the novel’s themes.
Interestingly her new release, The Hidden Hours is quite a different kind of book. In reality it’s probably one which better reflects my reading bread and butter so I devoured it in a sitting.
All That is Lost Between Us by Sara Foster is the fourth novel by English-born Aussie dwelling author. The former book editor now lives in West Australia and is currently studying dystopian fiction as part of her PhD at Curtin University.
Her latest novel features several themes but I’ve taken the opportunity to talk to her about what I see as the biggie…. motherhood.
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