Chasing Windmills
a compelling and deeply moving novel from bestselling author Catherine Ryan HydeSelect a format:
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Summary
This thought-provoking, compulsive novel shows how a simple story has the power to move you in the most extraordinary ways. From Richard & Judy bestselling Catherine Ryan Hyde, perfect for fans of Mark Haddon, Mitch Albom and Alice Sebold.
'This gritty love story is compelling reading' -- Sun
'Surprisingly wonderful' -- Mirror
'Couldn't put it down' -- ***** Reader review
'Riveting' -- ***** Reader review
'Engrossing page turner' -- ***** Reader review
'Pure escapism from beginning to end' -- ***** Reader review
'A wonderful, wonderful read' -- ***** Reader review
*****
A CHANCE MEETING ON A TRAIN, AND TWO LIVES CHANGED FOREVER...
Sebastian, at 17, has never eaten pizza, never been to school, never even hung out with other kids. He rides the subway at night to escape his father's strict, possessive parenting.
Maria, 22 and mother to two young children, has just lost her job. Afraid to confess to her violent boyfriend, Maria resorts to riding the subway when he thinks she's at work.
And then one night, on an empty train, Sebastian and Maria make eye contact . . .
'This gritty love story is compelling reading' -- Sun
'Surprisingly wonderful' -- Mirror
'Couldn't put it down' -- ***** Reader review
'Riveting' -- ***** Reader review
'Engrossing page turner' -- ***** Reader review
'Pure escapism from beginning to end' -- ***** Reader review
'A wonderful, wonderful read' -- ***** Reader review
*****
A CHANCE MEETING ON A TRAIN, AND TWO LIVES CHANGED FOREVER...
Sebastian, at 17, has never eaten pizza, never been to school, never even hung out with other kids. He rides the subway at night to escape his father's strict, possessive parenting.
Maria, 22 and mother to two young children, has just lost her job. Afraid to confess to her violent boyfriend, Maria resorts to riding the subway when he thinks she's at work.
And then one night, on an empty train, Sebastian and Maria make eye contact . . .
Reviews
This gritty love story is compelling reading
Sun
