Book Description
Forced together on a trip from Manhattan to Rhode Island, a father and son attempt to renew their bond over lobster, cigarettes, and a buried secret. A pure-hearted artist finds his devotion cruelly tested, while his true love tries to repent for the biggest mistake of her life. Unwittingly thrust into an open marriage, a man struggles to reconnect with his newly devout son. And in the book’s daring first story, an arrogant businessman begins a forbidden affair during the High Holidays.
Written in clear, crystalline prose, The Book of Life
comprises seven stunning tales about faith, family, grief, love, temptation, and redemption that signal the arrival of a bold and exciting new writer.
comprises seven stunning tales about faith, family, grief, love, temptation, and redemption that signal the arrival of a bold and exciting new writer.* GIVEAWAY *
Sept. 7th – Sept. 12th
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Tell me which short stories collection you read last or a the last good book that you read.
Thanks to Anna@Hatchett for the giveaway.
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I read a beautiful book which was memorable and special. Winter Bloom byTara Heavey. Many thanks.
This sounds like a fascinating collection of short stories with themes so many readers can relate to. The most recent collection of short stories I read is The Springs of Affection by Maeve Brennan. I absolutely loved them. She a now deceased writer who worked for The New Yorker for years. Some of the stories are based on her friends and family and in many she uses the same characters.
Thank you for this fantastic giveaway!
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The last good book that I read was “Whiter Than Snow.”
The last good book I read was Beautiful Lies by Lisa Unger. Love to read this book. Please enter me. Thanks!
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