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Rarely Well-Behaved is an eclectic collection of short stories which reflect the formative influences of the author. In three parts, Rarely Well Behaved will give you a glimpse into an
intimate family history, a future that could be troubling, and a genre unusual for a woman author.
An Irish midwife who performs abortions to feed her children. An angry boy bent on protecting the mother who rejected him. A victim of crime who wants her own brand of justice. A young girl struggling against the American version of apartheid in a possible future. A UN spy who constantly has to choose between her work and her personal life. A mother who asks forbidden revenge for her son. You'll find all this and more in "Rarely Well-Behaved."
These are stories not shy of controversy and definitely not politically correct. Read them, and you'll know where the author stands; b |
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