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Loading... Eden Close (1989)by Anita Shreve
None. Not my favorite Close novel, but it was a good read. Slow at times, but the plot still stayed interesting once you get past the tedious details! Very evocative of small town America. I can say maybe this book is also a bit contrived, but less so than A Wedding In December and I enjoyed the characters much more. Its maybe a tad unbelievable, but the affair was lovely and the ending was uplifting. I would probably recommend this. This is Anita Shreve's first novel. She makes readable novels from difficult subjects - powerful reading. Back Cover Blurb: When Andrew returns to his hometown in upstate New York for his mother's funeral, he does not intend to stay. But the dreams and memories of seventeen years ago persist, and in the darkened farmhouse he relives that hot, bloody night when Eden Close was blinded - by the same gun that killed her father. Eden and Andrew had been childhood companions - smoking, fishing, skating and fighting - until the day that the tomboy turned temptress. Now Andrew is drawn again to this lost, blind girl of his youth, drawn to save her from the cruel neglect she has endured for seventeen sightless years without him. But first he must discover the grisly truth about that night..... no reviews | add a review
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Maybe, before releasing, I might read it all the same. I'm not sure yet, though.