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"Brunonia Barry provides her fans with a profound complex relationship drama as the past impacts the present and the future. . . . Making the case that honesty is the best policy for the long run, Ms. Barry provides a thoughtful tale that will have readers reflecting on their lives."--GenreGoRoundReviews.com

"Barry has written a beautiful transcendental tale worth high praise. The Map of True Places has a celestial place in the universe."--BlogCritics.org

"Watching Zee... navigate the course of her own future is a journey ...that readers will gladly make in the capable hands of tour guide Brunonia Barry."--Bookreporter.com

Barry s considerable latest delves into the long-lingering effects of a mother s suicide. . . . This is a lovingly told story with many well-drawn characters, who sooner or later reconsider the courses charted by personal decisions and circumstance. --"Publishers Weekly""

Watching Zee navigate the course of her own future is a journey that readers will gladly make in the capable hands of tour guide Brunonia Barry. --Bookreporter.com"

Like her hit debut, The Lace Reader (2008), Barry s second novel features an involving, intricately woven story and vivid descriptions of historic Salem. --"Booklist""

Masterfully woven with a cast of unforgettable characters set loose in a world so specific and real, "The Map of True Places" is a gripping quest for truth that kept me reading at the edge of my seat to the very last page. --Lisa Genova, "New York Times" Bestselling author of "Still Alice""

Brunonia Barry provides her fans with a profound complex relationship drama as the past impacts the present and the future. . . . Making the case that honesty is the best policy for the long run, Ms. Barry provides a thoughtful tale that will have readers reflecting on their lives. --GenreGoRoundReviews.com"

The meditations on American history, assisted suicide, reincarnation and celestial navigation are informative and even endearing the voice behind the plot turns is both likable and engaging. --Carolyn See, "The Washington Post""

Barry has written a beautiful transcendental tale worth high praise. The Map of True Places has a celestial place in the universe. --BlogCritics.org"

The author of the best-selling novel The Lace Reader is back with an emotionally resonant novel of tragedy, secrets, identity and love in which a psychotherapist finds the strands of her own life in the death of a troubled patient. (General fiction). Simultaneous.