The Sycamore Tree

Set against the backdrop of 1950s London's literary scene, the story explores the complexities of relationships as Nina's seemingly perfect marriage to Gael unravels. After Gael's book attracts the attention of a cunning critic, Howard, he seduces Nina, leading to a web of infidelity and unexpected connections. Meanwhile, Howard's wife, Elizabeth, becomes entangled with a Hungarian exile, further complicating the dynamics. This novel blends satire with themes of madness and ill-fated desire, offering a sharp commentary on the era's literary circles.