This is Where We Live
av Janelle Brown
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- Format:
- Inbunden (hardback)
- Utgiven:
- 2011-03-03
- Språk:
- Engelska
Claudia and Jeremy, a young married couple (she's an aspiring filmmaker, he's an indie musician), are on the verge of making it. Her first film was a sensation at Sundance and is about to have its theatrical release; he's assembled a new band and is a few songs shy of an album. They've recently purchased their first home--a mid-century bungalow with a breathtaking view of Los Angeles--with the magical assistance of an adjustable-rate mortgage. But a series of seismic events--the tanking of Claudia's film, the return of Jeremy's manipulative ex-girlfriend, and the staggering adjustment of their monthly mortgage payments--deal a crushing blow to their dreams of the bohemian life and their professional aspirations and make them question their values and their shared vision of the future. <br>Look for special features inside.<br> Join the Circle for author chats and more.<br> RandomHouseReadersCircle.com
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"Wildly entertaining."--"San Francisco Chronicle<br>"<br>"Part social satire, part melodrama, part intimate domestic portrait, the book feels like a natural follow-up to [Janelle] Brown's bestselling 2008 debut. . . . Both books [are] page-turners. . . . Brown has an uncanny eye for contemporary characters and settings, and that's definitely part of the fun."--"Los Angeles Times<br>"<br>"Richly told . . . Maybe some wisdom can be gleaned from this recession after all."--"The Seattle Times"<br> <br> "Terrific . . . [a] withering satire."--"Real Simple<br>"
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