All the Words We Know - by Bruce Nash (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

With wicked humor, genuine poignancy, and clever insight, this is an unforgettable novel about murder, secrets, and memory that is perfect for fans of Richard Osman and Fredrik Backman and "will be loved by readers wanting to have their heart strings plucked" (The Guardian).

Rose may be in her eighties and suffering from dementia, but she's not done with life just yet. Alternately sharp as a tack and spectacularly forgetful, she spends her days roaming the corridors of her assisted living facility, musing on the staff and residents, and enduring visits form her emotionally distant children and granddaughters.

But when her friend is found dead after an apparent fall from a window, Rose embarks on an eccentric and determined investigation to discover the truth and uncover all manner of secrets...even some from her own past.

About the Author

Bruce Nash is the author of three novels, with All the Words We Know being his first to be published in the United States. He has been shortlisted for several writing awards and his short stories have appeared in several anthologies. He is a retired teacher and now lives on the southern coast of New South Wales, Australia. Find out more at BruceNashAuthor.Wordpress.com.