Christine Perkins
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The Five Year Lie
The questions mount in this techno-thriller lite that doesn’t require any heavy lifting but will have readers wondering who’s watching their doorbell cams.
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Time’s Mouth
Those who enjoy reading about California counterculture and cults may be intrigued.
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Summer Stage
Taylor Jenkins Reid crossed with Elin Hilderbrand. Pull up an Adirondack chair and a sun hat and enjoy.
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Eternal Graffiti
Skip this one and hope that the author returns to the pared down, more skillful style of his previous work.
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What a Happy Family
This contemporary Indian American family drama with a strong dose of psychology will have readers rooting for the characters despite their human shortcomings.
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Reyn (What Happened to Anna K) has written a moving, contemporary look at the immigrant experience. Recommended.
Mother Country
Reyn (What Happened to Anna K) has written a moving, contemporary look at the immigrant experience. Recommended.
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Strongly recommended for readers who enjoy contemporary literary fiction and can handle a few swear words. [See Prepub Alert, 3/12/18.]
The Golden State
Strongly recommended for readers who enjoy contemporary literary fiction and can handle a few swear words. [See Prepub Alert, 3/12/18.]
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Conscience
Recommend for readers who enjoy slow, contemplative novels and deeply drawn middle-aged characters.
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The Honey Farm
Brooding and suspenseful, this first novel works best as a literary horror story. Although the characters seem distant and their motivations largely unexamined, the bee motif is strong throughout, and the biblical references, while obvious, are ominous. [Previewed in Barbara Hoffert's "Spring/Summer Bests," LJ 3/1/18.]
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