pickI saw mixed reviews and didn't expect to enjoy this. I did. Very much. It reads like a modern take on a 60s ghost movie. I can see a screenplay. It's long-winded and detail heavy, but reads quickly. The story isn't the most original, but there's enough new to make you keep turning pages. I could of done with more chapter breaks, but I'm particular. Very enjoyable.
Starting this sucker tonight. On my slightly-compulsive way to "The Fisherman".
This is Veronica, a graduate student‘s retelling of her thoughts about her affair with her English Professor, and how they were caught by his wife. The whole book is heavily laden with these references of the classics. John Langan is a superb writer.
pickI don‘t have the vocabulary to convey the amount of love I have for this book. Veronica is a graduate student that takes a class with Roger Croyden. Despite him being 4 decades older they fall in love, he leaves his wife and they marry. After a seemingly innocent gesture goes awry, Roger and his son from the first marriage will brawl and start the Twilight Zone portion of what seemed to be this lovely, anatomy of a relationship, story. So good.
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