Ordinary Woman - Tapa blanda

Críticas

...a powerful novel of two friends and the forces that rip them apart...Alternately tough and tender, and consistently insightful... "John A. Williams, winner American Book Award, National Institute of Arts and Letters, and author of The Man Who Cried I Am, Captain Blackman and Clifford's Blues"

Donna grabs you, right out of the box, with a tale that's both provocative and audacious...an engaging, fast-paced read... "Lolita Files, bestselling author of Child of God"

...an extraordinary observation of love, betrayal and hope... "Margaret Johnson-Hodge, author of Some Sunday""

...a powerful novel of two friends and the forces that rip them apart...Alternately tough and tender, and consistently insightful... John A. Williams, winner American Book Award, National Institute of Arts and Letters, and author of The Man Who Cried I Am, Captain Blackman and Clifford's Blues

Donna grabs you, right out of the box, with a tale that's both provocative and audacious...an engaging, fast-paced read... Lolita Files, bestselling author of Child of God

...an extraordinary observation of love, betrayal and hope... Margaret Johnson-Hodge, author of Some Sunday

..".a powerful novel of two friends and the forces that rip them apart...Alternately tough and tender, and consistently insightful..." --John A. Williams, winner American Book Award, National Institute of Arts and Letters, and author of The Man Who Cried I Am, Captain Blackman and Clifford's Blues

"Donna grabs you, right out of the box, with a tale that's both provocative and audacious...an engaging, fast-paced read..." --Lolita Files, bestselling author of Child of God

..".an extraordinary observation of love, betrayal and hope..." --Margaret Johnson-Hodge, author of Some Sunday

Reseña del editor

Photographer Asha finds her seemingly successful life and friendship with Lisa challenged by her need for something more meaningful, while Lisa finds her carefully organized marriage to Ross challenged by betrayal. Reader's Guide included. Reprint. 35,000 first printing.