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    We All Ran into the Sunlight

    Natalie Young

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    Set in the shimmering landscape of the southern Cevennes, Natalie Young's novel, alternates between the years immediately after the Second World War and the present day to explore a dark family secret and its ripple effect on people's lives. It is a heartbreaking story of love and ownership and misplaced desire.

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    Season to Taste or How to Eat Your Husband
    Natalie Young
    Season to Taste or How to Eat Your Husband
    Natalie Young

    Natalie Young

    Natalie Young was born in London in 1976. She studied English at Bristol University and published her first novel, We All Ran Into the Sunlight, in 2011 while working as the Arts and Books Editor of Prospect Magazine. For several years before that she bought books for serialisation in The Times and contributed regularly to the Books section and to the Saturday Review. Season to Taste or How to Eat Your Husband was published to great critical acclaim and commercial success in the UK in 2014 and has sold into a further seven foreign territories. Natalie is now writing the screenplay for Season to Taste while also working on her third novel as part of a Creative Writing PhD at Goldsmiths, University of London. She lives in London with her two children.

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