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Hollow Bones - Jodi Picoult*PRE-ORDER NOW - THE DAZZLING NEW NOVEL FROM THE WORLD'S FAVOURITE STORYTELLER*'Jodi Picoult is that rare, one-in-a-million writer whose books both squeeze your heart and expand your mind' EMILY HENRY'Impressive, important, and fun to read' Starred Review, KIRKUS REVIEWI reach up and unravel my braid. When my hair is loose and whipping around my face, I take the red ribbon I've woven through it and press it just beneath my mother's etched name, underlining. She was here. She was…

Hollow Bones - Jodi Picoult*PRE-ORDER NOW - THE DAZZLING NEW NOVEL FROM THE WORLD'S FAVOURITE STORYTELLER*'Jodi Picoult is that rare, one-in-a-million writer whose books both squeeze your heart and expand your mind' EMILY HENRY'Impressive, important, and fun to read' Starred Review, KIRKUS REVIEWI reach up and unravel my braid. When my hair is loose and whipping around my face, I take the red ribbon I've woven through it and press it just beneath my mother's etched name, underlining. She was here. She was mine.When Molly Fitzgerald was two months old, her mother went to a morning appointment in downtown New York.Like so many who left their homes on September 11th, 2001, Molly's mother never came home. Now Molly saves lives for a living, running a department for when disasters strike.Molly and her husband Jesse-a police polygraph expert with his own fractured family-have found a love that is a solace in a dangerous world.But then Molly's whole world is turned on its head. She's spent her life preparing for catastrophe. But nothing could prepare her when a disaster strikes too close to home.In this powerful novel, Jodi Picoult tells an epic story of the lies we tell ourselves, the plans we design to protect ourselves at the worst moments, and the ties that bind mothers and daughters.PRAISE FOR JODI PICOULT'A writer the world should be reading right now' INDEPENDENT'It is hard to exaggerate how well Picoult writes' FINANCIAL TIMES'She is the master of her craft...and humanity is what Picoult does best' SUNDAY TELEGRAPH'Picoult's books always start passionate conversations' KRISTIN HANNAH