The eagerly awaited new novel by the acclaimed author of "Louisiana Power & Light" is a tragicomedy about love and death that highlights the absurdities of everyday life and in the same breath reveals heart-wrenching truths. When his lover is diagnosed with ovarian cancer, a struggling writer finds himself in the role of caregiver, witnessing the stealthy approach of death and learning about the sacrifices and duties of love.
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The eagerly awaited new novel by the acclaimed author of "Louisiana Power & Light" is a tragicomedy about love and death that highlights the absurdities of everyday life and in the same breath reveals heart-wrenching truths. When his lover is diagnosed with ovarian cancer, a struggling writer finds himself in the role of caregiver, witnessing the stealthy approach of death and learning about the sacrifices and duties of love.
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Like New. Dufresne, John Love Warps The Mind A Little Like New. May have some shelf wear from being out in store. Pages lightly tanning. All Orders Shipped With Tracking And Delivery Confirmation Numbers.
Our reading group chose this book for March. Luckily that is a long month. For me it was a slog from start to finish--in sips or in gulps. I wouldn't have finished the book had it not been assigned. None of the protagonists was someone I would want to meet or to know any more about. The multiple silly characters were confusing and tiresome. Though the author has a good eye for details, that was not enough to make this even a fair read. The title was far and away its most engaging aspect.
