craham Swift presents his first novel since the Booker Prize-winning "The Light of Day," with this luminous exploration of marriage and unspoken truths set during a sleepless midsummer night. "Tomorrow" tells the tale of Paula Hook, her husband of twenty-five years Mike, and the couple's teenage twins. The result of a night of passions, Nick and Kate, were hastily conceived during the sexual revolution of the 1960s. Years later Paula celebrates and loves her family, acknowledging a precarious set of illusions and secrets threatening to redefine their lives by the end of the night. Once again, Swift crafts a startlingly observed and unique meditation on the mystery of human nature.
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craham Swift presents his first novel since the Booker Prize-winning "The Light of Day," with this luminous exploration of marriage and unspoken truths set during a sleepless midsummer night. "Tomorrow" tells the tale of Paula Hook, her husband of twenty-five years Mike, and the couple's teenage twins. The result of a night of passions, Nick and Kate, were hastily conceived during the sexual revolution of the 1960s. Years later Paula celebrates and loves her family, acknowledging a precarious set of illusions and secrets threatening to redefine their lives by the end of the night. Once again, Swift crafts a startlingly observed and unique meditation on the mystery of human nature.