Trio by Geraldine Wooller
Transit Lounge, $27.99 pb, 270 pp, 9781921924781
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The threesome in Trio is a group of friends who meet in the United Kingdom around 1966. Celia, Marcia, and Mickey bond one ‘pea-souperof a London evening’ and soon move in together. They become extremely close, and socialise in the same (largely theatre-based) circles. Their closeness has its limits; the protagonists draw the line at ‘threefold sex’.
Trio by Geraldine Wooller
Transit Lounge, $27.99 pb, 270 pp, 9781921924781
ABR receives a commission on items purchased through this link. All ABR reviews are fully independent.
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