The Safekeep by Yael van der Wouden

The Safekeep by Yael van der Wouden

Isabel lives alone in the family house in the Dutch countryside, counting the spoons and cataloguing the crockery. When her brother goes abroad he leaves his girlfriend Eva there for the summer, and Isabel loathes her on sight.

Eva is careless, loud and touches things. The tension between them builds into something neither expected, and then the novel turns — a discovery about the house, and about how a family came to own it in 1944 — and everything the reader has been enjoying is reframed as something else entirely.

Winner of the Booker Prize. Tense, sensual and morally exact.

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