

It is Desperate Housewives as written by Euripides.

'Addresses head-on the question that causes anguish to the greatest readers of fiction these days, middle-class women: when to, or even why, have a child?' -Australian 'By far the best novel I've read in years.exquisitely crafted.a breathtaking work of art.'- Age 'pulsive.' -Guardian 'An elegant psychological and philosophical investigation of culpability with a brilliant denoument.although (Eva's) reliability as a narrator becomes increasingly questionable as she oscillates between anger, self-pity and regret, her search for answers becomes just as compulsive for the reader.' -Observer 'Harrowing, tense and thought-provoking, this is a vocal challenge to every accepted parenting manual you've ever read.' -Daily Mail 'One of the most striking works of fiction to be published this year.
