Only Angels Forget

Only Angels Forget by Rosamund Clay, published by Virago in 1990, is a modern fiction work that explores the complexities of personal relationships and self-discovery. The narrative follows Isobel, who, after the death of her domineering mother, Molly Kargar, takes a break from her job to recuperate at the Villa Cellini. This villa serves as a backdrop where guests confront their innermost selves and navigate the hidden conflicts that shape their lives.

Readers will find a rich exploration of themes related to family dynamics and personal growth as Isobel interacts with other guests at the villa. The setting becomes a catalyst for introspection, allowing characters to reveal their true selves. With 192 pages, this edition invites readers into a world where the interplay of emotions and relationships unfolds, providing a thoughtful examination of modern life.