
A House of Small Weather
A widow rents out the attic of the house she can no longer afford, and the young man who takes it begins, room by room, to mend it.

Every autumn the Hallorans pick the orchard their father planted too close to the sea. This year the trees bear nothing, and the three sisters who come home to find out why have not spoken in eleven years.
Novels about small towns, long marriages and the things families decide never to say.
Ada Whitlock writes quiet novels about loud feelings. She grew up above her grandmother's haberdashery on the Yorkshire coast and still writes the first draft of everything by hand, at the same kitchen table.
Her books have been called "patient, exact and quietly devastating". She is working on a fourth.
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