A delightful novel about love, revenge and more love. Grace Davenport Stanton is required to attend divorce group counseling sessions after driving her husband's expensive Audi into their swimming pool in a fit of rage. But who can blame her for acting out? Worried about her husband's whereabouts, Grace discovers Ben and her very nude and much younger assistant in a compromising position in the front seat of the car. The quirky characters bond, and the plot develops quickly.. As humorous and witty and as entertaining as a good night out. -- Kirkus Reviews
Groth was a receptionist at the The New Yorker magazine from 1957-1978. She met great writers, Mad Men types, and bohemians, giving her a unique position to sample from the cultural plate of New York City and beyond, and to figure out how she wanted to fit into that world. This is a great portrait of that place and time, and a fascinating story of a woman during that era finding herself. - Kent
An old golden retriever, a mutt and a cat try to find their way home through strange territory. Voices: Don Ameche, Michael J. Fox, Sally Field.
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It is amazingly original—one of those stories that shows how history can be changed by the smallest choices. Her dazzling writing is witty, sometimes dark, and profound throughout. The scenes of the London Blitz are heart wrenching. - Nancy
Cristina Garcia weaves together the lives of five characters at a hotel in an unnamed Central American country. With its lyrical description and touches of magic (and of course the setting) the prose may faintly echo that of Gabriel Garcia Marquez, but Cristina Garcia has crafted a subtle and delightful gem of her own. - Tony
Easy's life is in his friends' hands, and after a two month recovery from an automobile wreck (no accident), Easy is asked to help people in trouble. Easy's friends are fascinating—one (Mouse) is a cold-blooded killer with a big heart (except toward his victims) who will do anything to help his friends. - Nancy
A sweet tribute by a son to his mother, recounting what they learned about each other while discussing books during her chemo sessions. - Martha A.
