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5.0 out of 5 stars
A Laugh Out Loud Romp Set In The English Countryside,
This review is from: A History of Facelifting (Paperback)
If the world is about to end and you need cheering up, this beautifully written novel is a necessity. Duncan Fallowell is not only an exquisite writer, his deadpan prose is also laugh out loud funny. His female protagonist, whose character is gradually unfolded throughout the book infiltrates a self-sufficient dysfunctional family in the midst of an unspoilt England. Fallowell's description of the British countryside seems archaic and somewhat mythical, and although his unique story is set in the near future, one can easily imagine the premise takes place in the pre World War II era. With names like The Conkers of Galadriel thrown into the mad but feasible plot, "A History of Facelifting" is an hysterical romp with roller coaster twists leading up to a surprising denouement.
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A History of Facelifting by Duncan Fallowell (Paperback - April 1, 2007)
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