Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney has written a funny and compassionate novel titled The Nest. The story of four middle aged siblings and their trust fund. The trust, which was intended by their father to be a modest help has ballooned into serious money, helped by the stock market. All the siblings desperately and secretly need the money, which unfortunately has been used by Leo, the oldest to pay off a waitress he injured while driving drunk. Although all the siblings are fallible, secretive and have all the unlikeable traits most humans do, the lovely thing about this novel is we like them anyway. How does this group of middle-aged New Yorkers work it all out? That is the charm of the novel. Read it and see! ML
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Live and Learn
Luke Crisp is a lucky man. He is heir to a fortune and the next man in line to become CEO of a large Fortune 500 Company—Crisp’s Copy Centers. After finishing his MBA at Wharton, he decides to really live. Luke squanders his trust fund, distances himself from his loving father and finds himself a homeless man in Las Vegas. The future for this prodigal son looks bleak…until fate intervenes and he is given a second chance. The book Lost December by Richard Paul Evans is a modern-day retell of an old biblical story. It’s a gratifying tale with current issues that captures readers with a few heart-felt twists. Easy and enjoyable! DB
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