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Thesetting is the only thing sleepy about Manaster’s debut.
Complex,interweaving stories tangle?inside The Commons, a retirement communityoutside Tucson, Arizona, where Mona Rosko is caught raising her grandson, whichis against the rules. The neighbors maintain a tenuous, casserole-bringingcivility while they assess Mona’s situation, but her plight quickly becomes aprop for their personal dramas when the story goes viral online. Ben Thales hijacksa news segment about Mona to advocate for missing children after years ofsearching in vain for his runaway daughter. Lily Birnam, a teenage bloggerwhose vitriolic fashion reviews have earned her a visit to her grandmother'sretirement home, where she can't access her electronic devices, rallies herreaders to sympathize with Mona whenever she can sneak a moment on hergrandmother's computer. As Mona’s fate hangs in the balance, her neighbors alsostruggle to keep up appearances. Distinct personalities create lastingimpressions as each character tells his or her version of the same events,resulting in fully formed, compelling characters whose perspectives change overtime.?Bratty Lily misses her best friend at home, but she’s starting tosee the cracks in their relationship when Sierra gets a new boyfriend. CreepyBen enjoys flirting with Lily’s grandmother Sadie but shows his vulnerable sidewhen his ex-wife comes to visit. The two new employees, Seth and Alison Collier,are only pretending to fit in to escape their grief after their baby dies.Alison copes with healthy pursuits like running but is hiding a secret. Seth isunhinged, railing against his friends who post pictures of their healthy babieson Facebook. Readers may need to reread entire passages to believe their eyesbecause the characters’ reactions are so startlingly candid and over-the-top.
?Ascintillating drama that’s touching, funny and impossible to put down.
Pub Date:?Dec. 5th, 2014ISBN:?978-1-4405-8312-4Page count:?288ppPublisher:?Tyrus BooksReview Posted Online: Oct.?23rd,?2014Kirkus Reviews Issue: Nov.?1st,?2014More Fiction & Literature?>SIMILAR BOOKS SUGGESTED BY OUR CRITICS:Fiction
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