Lying Low (William Abrahams Book)
ISBN-13:
9780452279452
ISBN-10:
0452279453
Author:
Diane Johnson
Publication date:
1998
Publisher:
Penguin Publishing Group
Format:
Paperback
288 pages
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ISBN-13:
9780452279452
ISBN-10:
0452279453
Author:
Diane Johnson
Publication date:
1998
Publisher:
Penguin Publishing Group
Format:
Paperback
288 pages
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Lying Low (William Abrahams Book) (ISBN-13: 9780452279452 and ISBN-10: 0452279453), written by authors
Diane Johnson, was published by Penguin Publishing Group in 1998.
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“A nearly flawless performance—a beautifully constructed, elegantly written book, delicate in its perceptions, powerful in its impact.”—New York Times
The riveting story of four crucial days in the lives of four people sharing a rambling Victorian house, "lying low" and harboring secrets not meant to be shared
Theo Wait, a middle-aged former ballet dancer, and her brother, Anton, have taken in two boarders: beautiful Lynn, who never receives mail or visitors; and energetic and effusive Ouida, a Brazilian student and illegal alien who won't let complicated bureaucratic wrangles and constant fear of deportation taint her vision of America as the land of opportunity.
“A nearly flawless performance—a beautifully constructed, elegantly written book, delicate in its perceptions, powerful in its impact.”—New York Times
The riveting story of four crucial days in the lives of four people sharing a rambling Victorian house, "lying low" and harboring secrets not meant to be shared
Theo Wait, a middle-aged former ballet dancer, and her brother, Anton, have taken in two boarders: beautiful Lynn, who never receives mail or visitors; and energetic and effusive Ouida, a Brazilian student and illegal alien who won't let complicated bureaucratic wrangles and constant fear of deportation taint her vision of America as the land of opportunity.
A faked identity, a search for one of the FBI's most wanted escaped prison convicts, and a Brazilian feast that spins out of control kick the plot into high gear. While each of these characters has been plagued by a sense of impending disaster, the terrible thing they've all been fearing comes from an entirely unexpected direction, shattering all of their lives.
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