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I'm going to shut up about this book someday. Not today, though. Not today. I can't remember the last time a book made me so unsettled. I felt like there was a hive of bees under my skin or maybe in my skull? Ophelia is moving so fast and there's simp ...more |
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Mary Berman: Five Things I Learned Writing Until Death
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If Ophelia Cohen learned one thing from her parents, it’s that getting married is a bad idea. But if she’s learning anything from her widowed mother’s dementia, it’s that dying alone is worse. So when she meets Luke — the man of her mother’s dr..."
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| The draw of this book for me was the Devil; I didn't expect to be so taken in by Judas (I guess the Devil and I have that in common). This is a deliciously lush and unhurried examination of these two characters, both of whom are rendered with incredi ...more | |
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| Bar Fridman-Tell cocoons you in her glorious prose and her sumptuous worldbuilding, and you can see where the horror might creep in but it's not there yet, it's all beautiful and innocent. Her character work is so deft, so expert that you start to wo ...more | |
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| A deliciously claustrophobic nightmare made all the more powerful and resonant by an exquisitely realized emotional core. Megan Bontrager has given me everything I want in a main character — Caro is unrepentant but never unaffected, desperate but not ...more | |
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