by Elif Shafak Sweeping across centuries, and stretching from Mesopotamia to London, this enchanting new novel by a Booker Prize finalist conjures a trio of characters living in the shadow of one of the best epic poems of all time. Lyra is decided to uncover that evening's occasions, whilst Teresa is haunted by her dropped spouse as well as

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