The Boiling Season: A Novel,Used

The Boiling Season: A Novel,Used

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SKU: SONG0062088513
UPC: 9780062088512
Brand: Harper
Condition: Used
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An ambitious young man struggles to define himself and his future while his Caribbean homeland plunges into a violent revolution, in a novel that recalls Ann Patchetts Bel Canto and Kazuo Ishiguros Remains of the Day: Hopwood Awardwinning writer Christopher Heberts The Boiling Season. A passionate, intimate exploration of one mans loss of innocence and reclamation of identity, this compassionate and compellingly characterdriven novel will speak to readers of Barabara Kingsolver and J. M. Coetzee, as Heberts illuminating and visceral portrayal of a popular insurrection against an allpowerful dictatora backdrop that echoes events in Haitibeautifully translates the struggles of our contemporary world into a work of soaring and unforgettable literary fiction.

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