Последний вечер в Монреале

Tainstvennyĭ debi͡utnyĭ roman Ėmili Sent-Dzhon Mandel o li͡ubvi, pami͡ati, otchai͡anii i prirode pomeshatelʹstva.Lilii͡a Alʹbert sovsem ne pomnit svoego detstva. Vsi͡u zhiznʹ ona bezhit, ostavli͡ai͡a pozadi mnozhestvo li͡udeĭ. Ona postoi͡anno pereezzhaet, meni͡aet lichnosti, kak perchatki, i nigde ne mozhet ostanovitʹsi͡a. Ona sryvaetsi͡a iz goroda v gorod, uskolʹzai͡a ot svoikh li͡ubovnikov, no odnazhdy posledniĭ iz nikh otpravli͡aetsi͡a za neĭ iz Nʹi͡u-Ĭorka v Monrealʹ, zhelai͡a uznatʹ, kakie sekrety ona khranit, i ubeditʹsi͡a, chto s neĭ vse budet v pori͡adke."Lilii͡a - nastoi͡ashchee, zhivoe voploshchenie pervogo zakona Nʹi͡utona". - The New York Times

Emily St. John Mandel's mysterious debut novel is about love, memory, despair and the nature of insanity.Lilia Albert does not remember her childhood at all. She's been running all her life, leaving a lot of people behind. She's constantly moving around, changing personalities like gloves, and can't stop anywhere. She rushes from city to city, eluding her lovers, but one day the last of them follows her from New York to Montreal, wanting to find out what secrets she keeps and make sure that she will be all right."Lily is a real, living embodiment of Newton's first law." — The New York Times