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April and Oliver
are lifelong best friends,
silently attracted to one another, but too close in other ways to become
intimate. It's true, outsiders might see them as polar opposites: April is
impetuous, haunted; her love life a trail of abusive relationships. Oliver, a
law student and newly engaged, is more tentative and responsible. Brought
together by the funeral of April's younger brother, these troubled soul mates
try to soldier on with their own personal problems, but their deep affinity and
unquenched yearnings draw them ever closer to one another. Tess Callahan has
crafted a debut novel that reveals itself in exposition, not summary; that is,
showing, not telling. I know that "I couldn't put it down" is a cliché, but in
this case, it's true.
Categories:
character driven fiction,
fiction & literature
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