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On Chesil Beach: A Novel
by Ian McEwan
Have I read too deep between the lines? (9/7/2007)
Although the book centres around a period in time, the early 60's, when sex and related topics were a taboo subject, I can't help but be lead by the author,albeit in very subtle references,to believe that the young woman in the story has suffered some form of sexual abusemore
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