Given how much I enjoyed Richman’s novel The Lost Wife, there really was no way I was going to pass this up when I found it for $3.99 in a bargain bin. Like her other novel, she plays with timelines, basically using the novel’s modern day of 1998 to frame the story. However, she starts the novel with a teaser, Salome’s release from prison in 1974 where she has been held to punish her husband for speaking out against Pinochet’s regime in Chile. Full review.
Sticking it to Cancer One Book at a Time
