Isabel Fonseca is a journalist, heiress to a 60 million dollar fortune, a very educated and versatile person. She comes from a wealthy bohemian family, her father is a famous Uruguayan sculptor, her mother is American and both brothers are also artists. For a long time, Fonseca worked as an editor at the Times Literary Supplement and was a star of the London literary scene. In the mid-nineties, she became famous for traveling with a gypsy camp for four years to collect material for the documentary book “Bury Me Standing: The Life of the Gypsies.” A brilliant literary debut from the modern Iris Murdoch—Isabelle Fonseca “Attachment.” What happens when your spouse The person you trusted for twenty years in a row suddenly reveals a secret love life? What to do if the two of you are locked in a hot paradise on an island in the middle of the Indian Ocean? Fonseca manages to tell it in a new way, exciting, witty, with bitterness and with a smile.