5 Minutes With ... Kelly Rimmer
FRIDAY 16 MAR, 2018As a child my favourite book was ... Johanna Spyri’s Heidi. I remember the awe I felt reading it for the first time – how miraculous it seemed that an author could use mere words to transport me from Western Sydney to the Swiss Alps! It felt like magic.
Before I Let You Go was inspired by ... The complex relationship between sisters, and the impact of real-world laws around addiction in some US states.
Describe Before I Let You Go in a sentence. Sisters Annie and Lexie Vidler share an intense bond after a difficult childhood – but Annie’s addiction stretches that bond to its limits, particularly once her daughter Daisy is born.
When I’m not writing I ... am, for better or worse, thinking about writing.
My favourite place to curl up with a book is ... any place is a good place for reading!
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https://www.hachette.com.au/kelly-rimmer/before-i-let-you-go - Kelly Rimmer
Your sister needs you. But her child needs you more... A moving page-turner with a heart-pounding dilemma: Your sister or her baby. Who do you choose? Fans of Jodi Picoult and Jojo Moyes will love Australia's Kelly Rimmer.
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