| ABOUT THE BOOK
Small Hours by Bobby Palmer is a novel that intricately weaves themes of family, connection, and personal growth. The story centers around Jack, a man in his 30s who feels disconnected from his family and entrenched in the pressures of modern life. As he navigates his estrangement, the narrative delves into the complexities of father-son relationships and the impact of male mental health, highlighting the healing power of nature throughout the journey.
The plot is catalyzed by the mysterious disappearance of Jack's mother, which leads to unexpected connections and revelations about their family's past. The narrative spans generations, exploring dreams, lost time, and the moments that shape our identities. The book is described as a blend of magical realism and emotional depth, offering a comforting yet poignant reading experience that resonates with themes of belonging and the transformative nature of relationships ABOUT THE WRITER
Bobby Palmer is an author and journalist whose writing has appeared in GQ, Esquire, Mens Health, Cosmopolitan and more. He is co-host of the literary podcast BOOK CHAT with Pandora Sykes.
His debut novel, ISAAC AND THE EGG, was an instant Saturday Times bestseller, selling 50,000 copies in its first year of publication. A Prima and Woman & Home Best Book of 2022, the novel appeared on BBC Radio 4s Open Book, featured as Guardian Audiobook of the Week, and was chosen by Dawn OPorter as part of her Dawn Loves book club with W H Smith. REVIEW:
"Soulful, uplifting, moving, and original, Small Hours is one of the most beautiful stories I have ever read and it will stay with me long after turning the final page. This is one of those books that you have to experience for yourself and I cant recommend it highly enough." - Emma's Biblio Treasures
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