Emily Rhodes

The art of negotiation: Peace Talks, by Tim Finch, reviewed

When not chairing conferences, the diplomat Edvard Behrends tries to find his own peace in this affecting novel

Tim Finch, Credit: Jonathan Ring
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  • Peace Talks

    Tim Finch

    Bloomsbury, pp. 224, £16

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