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or 'ceremony of attention'

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Siena must unmask a traitor lurking among an exclusive club of book collectors

And it may not be that different from the story of our author

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to her childhood in Colombo while learning the balance between the almost unbearable reminders of her loss and her fundamental need to keep her family

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Margaret discovers Charlie has fallen into bad ways and Emily hears Sam is married to a girl he met on his ship out

At his best [Thayil’s work] is splendidly structured