Evidence of Love
Evidence of Love by Melissa McConnell is a first edition published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in 2005. This 307-page novel explores the lives of Catherine and Harry, two high-powered professionals in Washington, D.C., who are engaged to be married. As their demanding careers pull them apart, Catherine begins to question the future of their relationship and reflects on the changes in Harry since their initial romance in New York.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of lost innocence and the complexities of human relationships. As Harry goes missing, Catherine grapples with her understanding of him and their connection. The story intertwines elements of psychological suspense and romance, set against the backdrop of political intrigue and the vibrant atmosphere of contemporary life in both Washington and New York.
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Catherine and Harry are two high-powered young professionals living in Washington, D.C., and engaged to be married in a few short months. Harry works as a special adviser to the president and Catherine as a publicist for the vice president. Once happy and more-or-less carefree, Harry and Catherine now have such little time for each other that Catherine begins to worry about the future of their relationship, and she wonders what happened to the Harry she met and fell in love with in New York. But when Harry goes missing, she is left to question how much she really knows about him and what he knows of her.
Summoning deeper themes of lost innocence, human relationships, and ultimately how well we know and understand those closest to us, this elegant debut also stirs up the grit of political Washington and reads as a love letter for the romance of New York.
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