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“Canada” by Richard Ford (Ecco, $27.99)
When Dell Parsons’ parents rob a bank, and are subsequently arrested, his life is irreparably altered. A family friend takes Dell in, bringing him to the wilds of Saskatchewan, in hopes of a better life. Once there, Dell struggles to understand, but the search for peace only moves him closer to a harrowing and murderous collision with darkness. Told in spare, elegant prose, “Canada” is another masterpiece by Pulitzer Prize-winner Ford.
“What Dies in Summer” by Tom Wright (W.W. Norton & Co., $25.95)
When Biscuit and his cousin, L. A. (short for LeeAnn), discover a body of a girl, brutally raped and murdered, an investigation begins that will put both their lives in danger. Wright, a practicing psychologist, expertly weaves together a literary tapestry of self-discovery, brutal violence, and tender, burgeoning sexuality, leaving readers both intrigued and spellbound.
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