Description
Three Junes is a sweeping family saga that unfolds across three pivotal moments in June, spanning a decade of love, loss, and self-discovery within a Scottish family. Beginning with Paul McLeod's transformative encounter with a young artist in Greece, the novel traces how his death reverberates through the lives of his three sons, particularly Fenno, a introspective gay bookseller whose carefully constructed world is upended by unexpected truths. As the narrative moves forward through time, it explores the interconnected fates of the McLeod family and the artist who once captivated Paul, weaving together themes of identity, belonging, and the redemptive power of love in all its forms. With prose that balances wit and profound emotional depth, Julia Glass crafts an intimate portrait of how families navigate betrayal, longing, and the possibility of healing across generations.
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paperback
Anchor
Published Apr 22, 2003
370 pages
ISBN: 9780385721424
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First Published
2003
Language
en
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Three Junes by Julia Glass.