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It's the prose that makes this suspenseful first novel unforgettable. Like a pointillist painting, Nahm's writing daubs image upon image to construct an impressionistic view of life in a small town, the kind of place where people know everything about everyone else and yet nothing is as it seems. One chapter consists entirely of incomplete sentences that to mix metaphors amount to a crescendo of images, sometimes dreamy,...Log In or Sign Up to Read More