Name: Shark Heart
SKU: 56545092
Price: 520.00 TWD
Availability: InStock
Author: Emily Habeck
ISBN: 9781529432237

Type

Physical Book

Author

Emily Habeck

Publisher

Hachette

Year

2023

Language

English

Pages

416

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

19x12 cm

ISBN13

9781529432237

Shark Heart

Emily Habeck (Author) · Hachette · Paperback

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Synopsis "Shark Heart"

''Every page bursts with heart'' Anthony Doerr, author of All The Light We Cannot See

''Compelling, moving, lyrical'' - Claire North, author of Ithaca and The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August

For Lewis and Wren, their first year of marriage is also their last.

A few weeks after their wedding, Lewis receives a rare diagnosis. He''s turning into a great white shark, and has less than a year left to live as a human. At first, Wren resists her husband''s fate. Is there a way for them to be together after Lewis fully transforms?

But as Lewis changes, day by day, Wren begins to make peace with the inevitable. After all, this isn''t the first time she''s lost a loved one.

An extraordinary novel of love, loss, hope and happiness, Shark Heart explores the shapes that love takes, in all its many forms, and asks us to ask ourselves: what makes us human?

Emily Habeck

(Author)

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Emily Habeck is an American author with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Meadows School of the Arts at Southern Methodist University and two master's degrees from Vanderbilt University. Her debut novel, Shark Heart: A Love Story (2023), is a contemporary fiction work that has been recognized as Editor's Choice by The New York Times Book Review, selected by Book of the Month, and nominated for the Goodreads Choice Award

The novel was also a finalist for Book of the Year and ranked first on the Indie Next list in August 2023. In 2024, Shark Heart was shortlisted for the Massachusetts Book Award and the Brooklyn Library Book Prize

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