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Sortilege by Linda Gibson
In the contemporary plotline, a woman in her thirties named Emily (“Em” for short) is blundering through post-divorce existence after moving back home. The stories of two other women cross into Em’s tale, one of whom is reading a gothic-style novel that becomes the second main plotline of the novel.
Despite how confusing these braided pieces might sound, the author handles this Gordian knot of a narrative with style and grace. The novel […]
