The Names by Florence Knapp

The Names by Florence Knapp

On the day she must register her newborn son's name, a mother's single decision splits the narrative into three genuinely divergent paths, each one tracing how that one choice ripples outward to reshape an entire family's future across decades.

Knapp uses this branching structure to examine domestic abuse, identity and the weight carried by names, and the parallel-lives format gives the novel real structural ambition alongside its intimate family drama.

A structurally inventive debut novel tracing three divergent lives from one naming decision.

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