书名：The Girl You Left Behind永不言弃 

作者：Jojo Moyes 

出版社名称：Penguin 

出版时间：2012 

语种：英文 

ISBN：9780718157845 

商品尺寸：12.9 x 3.3 x 19.8 cm 

包装：平装 

页数：560就算全世界都背弃你，又有什么大不了？ 活得好，是对生活的报复！ ★欧美媒体好评如潮，全球催泪畅销数百万。 ★《权利的游戏》“龙妈”艾米莉亚•克拉克等“当红炸子鸡”盛赞她——笔下有魔法。 ★美版豆瓣goodreads票选读者喜爱的作家；英国读书风向标理查德•茱蒂俱乐部热推者、作品；苛刻闻名的德国人评选的年度作家，《明镜周刊》、《焦点》盛赞！ ★继J.K.罗琳之后，乔乔·莫伊斯再掀欧美销售狂潮！ ★凡是读过一本，就会爱上她的第二本、第三本……成为她忠实的粉丝！ The Girl You Left Behind《永不言弃》这本书讲述了一个跨越时空的故事，两个看似毫无联系的女人由一幅画连接在了一起。在这个故事里，作者叙述了一种无法排解的孤独：女主角的爱人离去却留下了一幅画，所爱之人从生活永久缺席，但却被这爱情的见证不断提醒着。直到有一天，女主角发现了这幅画背后的意义：它代表了历史中一个女人对男人的爱、对生活的信念与坚持，如同她现在需要寻找的东西。在经历了骗局、官司缠身之后，女主角明白了她对这幅画的坚守使她重获力量，一种让跨越时空的抚慰让她重获新生。 媒体评论： 乔乔·莫耶斯，出色的故事高手！——《纽约时报》 这部动人的新作，再次彰显了乔乔·莫耶斯的实力。她正在以一种全新的方式向读者诠释着关于道义与人性的复杂课题。——《华盛顿邮报》 她写了一部如此值得回味的小说。鲜活的人物仿佛随时会在你阅读的时候，跳出来！太美妙了。——《今日美国》 看似美好的爱情背后，有着不为人言说的疼痛；看似圆满的结局其实暗藏玄机。《娱乐周刊》 步步揪心，荡气回肠。——《人物》杂志 莫耶斯的新作于甘甜中掺着苦涩，叫人爱不释手。——《出版人周刊》 讲故事的大师，在赚人眼泪方面再没有人可以胜过莫伊斯了。看过《我就要你好好的》的你，肯定不会对这本书失望！——ELLEA hauntingly romantic and utterly irresistible weepy from the author of the international bestsellers Me Before You and After You and the brand-new Still Me. What happened to the girl you left behind? France, 1916. Sophie Lefevre must keep her family safe whilst her adored husband Edouard fights at the front. When she is ordered to serve the German officers who descend on her hotel each evening, her home becomes riven by fierce tensions. And from the moment the new Kommandant sets eyes on Sophie's portrait - painted by Edouard - a dangerous obsession is born, which will lead Sophie to make a dark and terrible decision. Almost a century later, and Sophie's portrait hangs in the home of Liv Halston, a wedding gift from her young husband before he died. A chance encounter reveals the painting's true worth, and its troubled history. A history that is about to resurface and turn Liv's life upside down all over again . . . In The Girl You Left Behind two young women, separated by a century, are united in their determination to fight for what they love most - whatever the cost. Praise for The Girl You Left Behind: Moyes is the queen of the classy weepy and this won't disappoint. A masterclass in story-telling that fans of Me Before You will adore(Elle) Another heart-stoppingly brilliant novel from Jojo Moyes (Marie Claire) Jojo Moyes paints a genuinely moving, beautiful picture of how love and belief will ultimately win the war, even if they can't win the battle. The Girl You Left Behind is a true work of art. (Fabulous Magazine) Wonderfully well-written and completely engrossing, with exquisitely drawn characters in a brilliantly plotted narrative. It will make you think long after you finish the final page. (Daily Mail) Even as Moyes tackles the inflammatory issues around art stolen during wartime, she never loses sight of the driving engine of her narrative . . . this pleasurably assured writer skilfully balances the quotidian and the comic with the broad and universal, leaving us with the tantalising possibility of a potential caper to come. (Independent on Sunday)一幅画像，百年流转。画中人生辉的脸庞和目光，对远隔时空的女孩们，诉说着爱与守，希望与生机。1916年，德军占领的法国小村庄，苏菲的丈夫正在前线应战，她的家乡瑟索凄惶。为了保护爱人和亲人，苏菲抱着心爱的画像，走入了一个未期也未知的房间。而当她走出，她发现，所有的人都开始离她远去，没有人信她，没有人温暖她。真正的孤独，从来不是无人陪伴，而是明明有个人爱过你，如今却缺席了你的生活。大卫猝死后，丽芙把生活过程了一个博物馆，里面全是曾经，而她就是馆长，用尽全力守护着大卫送她的回忆和那幅画，无法向前。直到遇到保罗。可是，就是因为这幅画，让准备拥抱的两个人站在了法庭的两端…… 乔乔·莫伊斯（Jojo Moyes），英国畅销小说家，读书风向标理查德·茱蒂俱乐部热推作者。1969年生，英国小说家，记者。2002年开始专职写作，在此之前她曾在《独立报》做过十年记者，并写过3部无人问津的小说，现已出版12部小说。她的作品，先后被翻译成四十多种语言，全球畅销逾1000万册，其中《Me before you》（《我就要你好好的》原书名）的同名电影于2016年上映，参演演员有《权利的游戏》“龙妈”艾米莉亚·克拉克，《饥饿的游戏》男神山姆·克拉弗林。作为新生代浪漫小说家，乔乔·莫伊斯擅长构建结构精巧的人间故事，挖掘人性的多重维度，于悲喜交加中，给人向前一步的力量。 Jojo Moyesis a novelist and journalist. Her books include the bestsellers The Girl You Left Behind, The One Plus One, Me Before You and After You and her short story collection Paris for One and Other Stories. Her novels have been translated into forty-four languages, have hit the number one spot in twelve countries and have sold over thirty-eight million copies worldwide. Me Before You has now sold over fourteen million copies worldwide and was adapted into a major film starring Sam Claflin and Emilia Clarke. Jojo lives in Essex with her husband and their three children. I was dreaming of food. Crisp baguettes, the flesh of the bread a virginal white, still steaming from the oven, and ripe cheese, its borders creeping towards the edge of the plate. Grapes and plums, stacked high in bowls, dusky and fragrant, their scent filling the air. I was about to reach out and take one, when my sister stopped me. ‘Get off,’ I murmated. ‘I’m hungry.’ ‘Sophie. Wake up.’ I could taste that cheese. I was going to have a mouthful of Reblochon, smear it on a hunk of that warm bread, then pop a grape into my mouth. I could already taste the intense sweetness, smell the rich aroma. But there it was, my sister’s hand on my wrist, stopping me. The plates were disappearing, the scents fading. I reached out to them but they began to pop, like soap bubbles. ‘Sophie.’ ‘What?’ ‘They have Aurélien!’ I turned on to my side and blinked. My sister was wearing a cotton bonnet, as I was, to keep warm. Her face, even in the feeble light of her candle, was leached of colour, her eyes wide with shock. ‘They have Aurélien. Downstairs.’ My mind began to dear. From below us came the sound of men shouting, their voices bouncing off the stone courtyard, the hens squawking in their coop. In the thick dark, the air vibrated with some terrible purpose. I sat upright in bed) dragging my gown around me, struggling to light the candle on my bedside table. I stumbled past her to the window and stared down into the courtyard at the soldiers, illuminated by the headlights of their vehicle, and my younger brother, his arms around his head, trying to avoid the rifle butts that landed blows on him. What’s happening?’ ‘They know about the pig.’ What?’ ‘Monsieur Suel must have informed on us. I heard them shouting from my room. They say they’ll take Aurélien if he doesn’t tell them where it is.’ ‘He will say nothing,’ I said. We flinched as we heard our brother cry out. I hardly recognized my sister then: she looked twenty years older than her twenty-four years. I knew her fear was mirrored in my own face. This was what we had dreaded.