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""Supersmart, super-fun, and flat-out supernatural, Sarah Domet's stellar second novel rings with the rhymes and resonances that pattern the past and the present. Soapy in the very best possible way, Everything Lost Returns is a page-turning work of medical spiritualism, Midwestern melancholy, and the too often unsung (melo)drama of middle-age, showing how time binds everyone, but women especially, and revealing what can happen when these women--as individuals and as a collective--dare to unleash their power."" --Kathleen Rooney, national bestselling author of From Dust to Stardust ""A compelling, propulsive read, Everything Lost Returns asks not just what women owe each other, but what they owe themselves. It's a tale that resonates. At its heart are questions of ownership, self-determination, what real progress looks like, and if and when such progress may be possible. With prose both beautiful and incisive, Domet gives us a book at home on the shelf between both The Lost Apothecary and Radium Girls. This is a novel that demands to be both ruminated over and devoured. I loved it."" --Erika Swyler, national bestselling author of The Book of Speculation

""Supersmart, super-fun, and flat-out supernatural, Sarah Domet's stellar second novel rings with the rhymes and resonances that pattern the past and the present. Soapy in the very best possible way, Everything Lost Returns is a page-turning work of medical spiritualism, Midwestern melancholy, and the too often unsung (melo)drama of middle-age, showing how time binds everyone, but women especially, and revealing what can happen when these women--as individuals and as a collective--dare to unleash their power."" --Kathleen Rooney, national bestselling author of From Dust to Stardust

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Sarah Domet is the author of the novels The Guineveres and Everything Lost Returns, and the craft book 90 Days to Your Novel. She is a professor and the coordinator of the MFA program in creative writing at the University of North Carolina Wilmington.

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