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Through linked stories, Strout revisits the small-town she introduced in MY NAME IS LUCY BARTON. Kimberly Farr successfully delivers each flawed character - a mother and daughter, reunited after years apart, a fragile Vietnam War vet on the brink of a PTSD flashback, and the guilt a man feels over his father's long-ago sins.
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