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She said, ‘I have something to tell you about my father.
He has a lot to answer for.'"
Grove Atlantic; Knopf Doubleday; HarperCollins; Little, Brown Company; Liveright Publishing
The resulting novel is compelling, scaryand gruesomely visceral.
“I want people to feel uncomfortable,” Schmidt says.
“Murder is an uncomfortable subject.”
Grove Atlantic
But as Maria works on her dissertation, she becomes infatuated with a stranger.
You’ll gulp Senna’s novel in a single sittingbut then mull it over for days.
But Jane’s questioning makes her the target of a powerful group.
Knopf Doubleday
But he could never bring himself to write about his fiery mother, Lillian, until after her death.
“I was scared of her!”
All of it."
Penguin
As panic sets in, the novel alternates between the kids’ and adults' perspectives.
As tensions between police and citizens simmer, Malone’s secrets threaten to emerge too.
“Were they doing it out of spite?
Drawn and Quarterly
Was it two people in love who had a beef against the town?
The driving force was to figure out what had gone wrong.”
But with the school facing an audit, Marion grabs some hastily bundled cash and strikes out.
Random House
(Aug. 8; order it here)
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HarperCollins
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