Loved One
Muharrar’s work developing her main characters throughout the story allows her to explore deeper themes of grief and loss in the final third of the book without too much sentimentality. Closure may be too much to ask for these grieving women, but it’s enough that they realize they still have lives to live without the object of the book’s title.
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Expertly walks the line between humorous and heartbreaking, vividly rendering the complexities of grief as Julia chases Gabe’s possessions around London and Barcelona.
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Muharrar’s descriptions and scene settings are decadent, especially regarding art and food. A quick, contemporary read.
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