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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Gets better with every read. ( ) Chrysalis Moffat's adoptive parents are dead and she's living in their mansion with her brother Eddie and a Buddhist guru named Ralph. All about how coincidence shapes identity - it even points you toward "The Celestine Prophesy" which includes a treatise on coicidence. Unconventional, inventive, and fun! no reviews | add a review
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When Chrysalis Moffat and her brother, Eddie, inherit a mansion on the coast of California, Eddie hatches a plan to fleece credulous Californians of their cash by starting the fraudulent Tibetan School of Miracles. But something else is happening. Through Chrysalis's reunion with her brother, she begins to discover her adoptive father's secret past, causing her own identity to unravel. As Chrysalis lays down the facts of her life, she gambles her identity against the contradictions, half-truths, and fables of her past, leading her ultimately to question what it is we can truly know and whether it is fate or chance that dictates our lives. No library descriptions found. |
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