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Christina Schwarz

    August 19, 1962

    This author writes under a pen name, lending a unique air to their work. Their literary voice is recognizable, and their writing delves into profound human experiences. Through their prose, they aim to explore the intricacies of life and offer readers fresh perspectives.

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    Drowning Ruth (Oprah's Book Club)
    So Long at the Fair
    Drowning Ruth
    • 2009

      So Long at the Fair

      • 272 pages
      • 10 hours of reading
      3.0(31)Add rating

      Exploring the complexities of love and loyalty, Jon grapples with his feelings for both his wife, Ginny, and his colleague, Freddi. Their late-night work sessions spark a deep attraction, leading to overwhelming guilt as Jon fears Ginny may uncover the truth. Set against the backdrop of a small Midwestern town, the narrative intertwines past and present, revealing a long-held secret that could unravel his marriage. The story delves into the emotional turmoil of relationships, love, and the consequences of hidden desires.

      So Long at the Fair
    • 2001

      No. 1 New York Times bestseller: 'Powerful... Suspenseful... chilling' New York Times'Powerful... Suspenseful... Chilling' New York Times schovat popis

      Drowning Ruth (Oprah's Book Club)
    • 2000

      Drowning Ruth

      • 368 pages
      • 13 hours of reading
      3.8(78570)Add rating

      “POWERFUL . . . SUSPENSEFUL . . . RICHLY TEXTURED . . . [A] CHILLING, PRECOCIOUSLY GOOD START TO A BRIGHT NEW NOVELIST’S CAREER.” –The New York Times “[A] gripping psychological thriller . . . In the winter of 1919, a young mother named Mathilda Neumann drowns beneath the ice of a rural Wisconsin lake. The shock of her death dramatically changes the lives of her daughter, troubled sister, and husband. . . . Told in the voices of several of the main characters and skipping back and forth in time, the narrative gradually and tantalizingly reveals the dark family secrets and the unsettling discoveries that lead to the truth of what actually happened the night of the drowning. . . . Schwarz certainly succeeds at keeping the reader engrossed.” –FRANCINE PROSE Us Weekly “DEFT AND ASSURED . . . [WITH] STRONG CHARACTERS AND A PLOT LONG ON TENSION AND SURPRISES.” –Time “A strong sense of portent and unusually vivid characters distinguish this mesmerizing first novel about horrifying family secrets and nearly annihilating guilt. Drowning Ruth is a complex and rewarding debut.” –ANITA SHREVE Author of The Pilot’s Wife “RIVETING . . . A VERY SUSPENSEFUL TALE, ONE THAT WILL KEEP READERS UP SHIVERING IN THE NIGHT.” –USA Today

      Drowning Ruth