Peripheral Vision

In "Peripheral Vision" author Patricia Ferguson tells the captivating story of three women from different backgrounds whose lives intersect in surprising, life-changing ways. Sylvia is a successful young eye surgeon in 1990s London, who suddenly finds love and motherhood, only to discover that she is prepared for neither. Ruby, a 1950s suburban housewife, is so filled with shame and hate that she believes she deserves the hate mail she begins to receive. Iris, the young nurse who looks after Ruby's disabled son, is in love with a handsome medical student, but they come from different classes and worlds. Funny, moving, and unforgettable, "Peripheral Vision" is a story of the triumph of love.