<p>‘In a change of direction for an author better knows for family dramas, Marti Leimbach strikes out for the battlefields of Vietnam… [She] does an impressive job of evoking the frenetic chaos of Saigon and the claustrophobia and suffocating humidity of the dense jungle, while her story has a vivid immediacy as it flashes backwards and forwards in a deliberately disorienting fashion. The result is intense and gripping.’ Daily Mail</p> <p>Praise for ‘Daniel Isn’t Talking’</p> <p>‘If you like fiction emphatic and passionate, you’ll relish this…’ Independent</p> <p>‘So heartfelt, realistic and informative…Leimbach vividly portrays both overwhelming maternal love and the ins and outs of autism…’ Sunday Times</p> <p>‘One of the most enchanting and gripping books of the year…Leimbach knows how to engage her readers completely.’ Daily Mail</p> <p>‘Tender, involving tale of a family in crisis.’ Woman and Home</p> <p>‘Never bleak, this inspiring read sheds light on the often misunderstood condition.’ Works Magazine</p> <p>‘Powerful and moving, and also surprisingly funny. A love story in every sense.’ Deborah Moggach</p> <p>‘I adored ‘Daniel isn’t Talking’. I was riveted, engrossed – all those wonderful things one hopes for when opening a book. I thought her portrayal of a mother facing unbelievable hardships was very real and gripping.’ Anita Shreve</p>
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Marti Leimbach is the author of several novels, including the international bestseller, ‘Dying Young’, which was made into a major motion picture starring Julia Roberts, and the acclaimed ‘Daniel Isn’t Talking’ (2007), inspired by the story of her autistic child. Born in Washington DC, she moved to England in 1990; she lives in Berkshire with her husband and two children.