Long Division - Fraser, Sara B.

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Résumé :
The storytelling is incredibly human and honest, descriptors are unique and thoughtful. -IndieReader (5 stars) A powerful story about three generations of women who share the same bloodline and their inability to deal with their past. -The New England Book Critic A troubled woman makes peace with her family in this well-written and introspective novel. -Kirkus Reviews Thirtysomething Leigh Fortune never thought she'd make it this far. Emerging from the ashes of a traumatic childhood, she's managed to plant her flag on Terra Normal. But under the surface she's unsure-of herself, of her fianc?e, of everything. A letter informing her of her estranged mother's death tips her from uncertainty into emotional upheaval and sends her on a journey that will take her from the dunes of Cape Cod to Las Vegas and back. Will she-with the help of her elderly grandmother, an HIV-positive social worker, and a few ghosts-finally be able to leave childhood hurt behind? Or will she upend the life she's created and fall back into familiar patterns of self-destructiveness? To free herself from her past, Leigh will need to learn to accept her own faults as well as forgive those of others....

Biographie:
Sara Fraser's fiction has appeared in various literary magazines, such as carve, salamander, whimperbang, wilderness house literary review, and stonecrop. She lives in massachusetts and works as a high-school teacher. This is her first novel....

Sommaire:
The storytelling is incredibly human and honest, descriptors are unique and thoughtful. -IndieReader (5 stars) A powerful story about three generations of women who share the same bloodline and their inability to deal with their past. -The New England Book Critic A troubled woman makes peace with her family in this well-written and introspective novel. -Kirkus Reviews Thirtysomething Leigh Fortune never thought she'd make it this far. Emerging from the ashes of a traumatic childhood, she's managed to plant her flag on Terra Normal. But under the surface she's unsure-of herself, of her fianc?e, of everything. A letter informing her of her estranged mother's death tips her from uncertainty into emotional upheaval and sends her on a journey that will take her from the dunes of Cape Cod to Las Vegas and back. Will she-with the help of her elderly grandmother, an HIV-positive social worker, and a few ghosts-finally be able to leave childhood hurt behind? Or will she upend the life she's created and fall back into familiar patterns of self-destructiveness? To free herself from her past, Leigh will need to learn to accept her own faults as well as forgive those of others....