One Life by Rebecca Frayn

One Life by Rebecca Frayn

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Rose and Johnny are a career couple. They've found themselves in their thirties with their London flat, their urban family, their confidence in their choices. But suddenly - unexpectedly - Johnny's desire for commitment and a child brings them to an abrupt and painful crossroads. To save their relationship Rose reluctantly concedes.

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One Life by Rebecca Frayn

Rose and Johnny are a modern couple, a career couple. They've found themselves in their thirties with their London flat, their urban family, their confidence in their choices. But suddenly - unexpectedly - Johnny's desire for commitment and a child brings them to an abrupt and painful crossroads. To save their relationship Rose, an ambitious photographer still struggling for recognition, reluctantly concedes - only to discover that achieving parenthood is far harder than either of them had bargained on. In the struggle to conceive Rose finds herself propelled on a roller coaster ride; an obsessive quest through the emotional and ethical minefield of IVF treatment - until finally she is driven to far more desperate and unconventional measures to become the mother she so desperately wants to be. Unflinchingly honest, One Life is a heart-stoppingly poignant and compelling exploration of womanhood and its most basic compulsion; the desire for children.
Rebecca Frayn is a critically-acclaimed film maker. Her most recent work is the film WHOSE BABY, broadcast on ITV1, and her other credits include SINGLE, MODERN TIMES, THE SOUTH BANK SHOW and CUTTING EDGE. She lives in London with her husband and children.
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ISBN 13 9780743268769
ISBN 10 0743268768
Title One Life
Author Rebecca Frayn
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Other book format
Publisher Simon & Schuster Ltd
Year published 2006-02-06
Number of pages 288
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.