Exposure Tapa blanda - 2007

As if someone had come into the room and caused him to lose the thread of what he was saying, Alistair Langford had forgotten what he believed in.

"An unapologetic love story, reminding us first of our fragility and then of the ability to forgive." -- Entertainment Weekly
Alistair Langford, a powerful lawyer, has been hiding his past since he went to Oxford. Embarrassed by his working-class upbringing and his single mother, with whom he has not had any contact for forty years, he has lied about himself to everyone in his life, including his wife and children. But he succumbs to a reckless one-night stand with a devious defense witness-- and his tightly woven tapestry of lies begins to unravel.
Meanwhile his son Luke is enmeshed in a torrid affair with a beautiful and self-involved actress. When she leaves him, he sets out on an increasingly dangerous course in his desperation to win her back.
A brilliantly observed, highly suspenseful tale, Talitha Stevenson's Exposure explores the dark secrets of sexual obsession and the nature - and danger -- of love.
"The lives being lived are messily realistic and extremely engaging. Stevenson writes with a careful grace, and an emotional honesty that is wise well beyond her 28 years."--New York Post
Talitha Stevenson was born in London in 1977. Her journalism has appeared in the Daily Mail and The Guardian. An Empty Room, her first novel, was shortlisted for the Whitbread First Novel Award and the Guildford Book Festival's Pendleton May First Novel Award. She has lived and studied in Oxford, Florence, and London, where she currently resides.
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