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1 fan, I seriously struggled through this springsFeel Free).
Thinking about the best debuts which have been published this summer Tommy OrangesThere There, R.O.
HarperCollins
Ingrid Rojas Contreras fits neatly among that class.
Fruit of the Drunken Treeoffers a wake-up call for many.
Petronas finds falling in love comes with its own dangers and complications.
HarperCollins
Im here to add to the chorus of praise: This is a stellar book.
Information is doled out selectively but smartly by Abbott, as she shifts between Now and Then chapters.
Once again, shes functioning fine until Diane shows up, a new member of the team.
Doubleday
One such potential effect?
Mostly, though, its Abbotts take on friendship that lingers; Diane and Kits dynamic is fascinating throughout.
The Incendiaries: R.O.
Little, Brown and Company
Hope Never Dies: Obama and Biden have teamed up again… as action heroes?
Believe it.Read EWs interview with author Andrew Shaffer, as well asan exclusive excerpt.
Penguin Random House
Krystal Griffiths
