A Very Long Engagement

Author:   Sebastien Japrisot
Publisher:   Picador USA
ISBN:  

9780312424589


Pages:   327
Publication Date:   15 November 2004
Format:   Paperback
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Author:   Sebastien Japrisot
Publisher:   Picador USA
Imprint:   Picador USA
Dimensions:   Width: 13.70cm , Height: 2.50cm , Length: 21.00cm
Weight:   0.318kg
ISBN:  

9780312424589


ISBN 10:   0312424582
Pages:   327
Publication Date:   15 November 2004
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
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Riveting...A fierce, elliptical novel that's both a gripping psychological thriller and highly moving meditation on the emotional consequence of war. ---Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times A kind of latter-day War and Peace ...This is a book that is many things: a war story, a story of official corruption, an idyll of young summer love, and a rich and most original panorama of French men and women living in peace and robbed of it. Finally, giving it all an intent energy, it is a hybrid of the detective story and the classical quest. ---Richard Eder, Los Angeles Book Review


Riveting...A fierce, elliptical novel that's both a gripping psychological thriller and highly moving meditation on the emotional consequence of war. ---Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times <br> A kind of latter-day War and Peace,. .This is a book that is many things: a war story, a story of official corruption, an idyll of young summer love, and a rich and most original panorama of French men and women living in peace and robbed of it. Finally, giving it all an intent energy, it is a hybrid of the detective story and the classical quest. ---Richard Eder, Los Angeles Book Review <br>


A kind of latter-day War and Peace. ..This is a book that is many things: a war story, a story of official corruption, an idyll of young summer love, and a rich and most original panorama of French men and women living in peace and robbed of it. Finally, giving it all an intent energy, it is a hybrid of the detective story and the classical quest.--Richard Eder Los Angeles Book Review


Riveting...A fierce, elliptical novel that's both a gripping psychological thriller and highly moving meditation on the emotional consequence of war.--Michiko Kakutani The New York Times A kind of latter-day War and Peace. ..This is a book that is many things: a war story, a story of official corruption, an idyll of young summer love, and a rich and most original panorama of French men and women living in peace and robbed of it. Finally, giving it all an intent energy, it is a hybrid of the detective story and the classical quest.--Richard Eder Los Angeles Book Review Riveting...A fierce, elliptical novel that's both a gripping psychological thriller and highly moving meditation on the emotional consequence of war. --Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times A kind of latter-day War and Peace...This is a book that is many things: a war story, a story of official corruption, an idyll of young summer love, and a rich and most original panorama of French men and women living in peace and robbed of it. Finally, giving it all an intent energy, it is a hybrid of the detective story and the classical quest. --Richard Eder, Los Angeles Book Review Riveting...A fierce, elliptical novel that's both a gripping psychological thriller and highly moving meditation on the emotional consequence of war. Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times A kind of latter-day War and Peace. ..This is a book that is many things: a war story, a story of official corruption, an idyll of young summer love, and a rich and most original panorama of French men and women living in peace and robbed of it. Finally, giving it all an intent energy, it is a hybrid of the detective story and the classical quest. Richard Eder, Los Angeles Book Review Riveting...A fierce, elliptical novel that's both a gripping psychological thriller and highly moving meditation on the emotional consequence of war. ---Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times A kind of latter-day War and Peace. ..This is a book that is many things: a war story, a story of official corruption, an idyll of young summer love, and a rich and most original panorama of French men and women living in peace and robbed of it. Finally, giving it all an intent energy, it is a hybrid of the detective story and the classical quest. ---Richard Eder, Los Angeles Book Review


Riveting...A fierce, elliptical novel that's both a gripping psychological thriller and highly moving meditation on the emotional consequence of war. ---Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times A kind of latter-day War and Peace. ..This is a book that is many things: a war story, a story of official corruption, an idyll of young summer love, and a rich and most original panorama of French men and women living in peace and robbed of it. Finally, giving it all an intent energy, it is a hybrid of the detective story and the classical quest. ---Richard Eder, Los Angeles Book Review


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Sébastien Japrisot was the pen name of Jean Baptiste Rossi. He wrote seven novels, including One Deadly Summer, The Sleeping Car Murders, The Passion of Women, and The Lady in the Car with Glasses and a Gun.

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