Reviews by Cynthia S. (Richmond,, CA)

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Clock Dance: A Novel
by Anne Tyler
Beautifully written and observed, but formulaic (7/20/2018)
Anne Tyler is a master storyteller, able to create characters who breathe right off the page. But her latest novel, Clock Dance, can't help but feel derivative. Willa, a middle-aged, empty-nester going through spiritual malaise, meets a cast of eccentric Baltimoreans whomore
Eternal Life
by Dara Horn
Eternal Life (11/20/2017)
Eternal Life is an interesting look at what it's like to live forever, but it's primary aim is less about how to live a long time, then it is about how to live a blessed life. I enjoyed reading it for the most part, though there were sections where I wondered where themore
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