Her Sister's Keepers
- Original publication
- 2008
- Selected edition
- paperback
- Pages in this edition
- 288
- English editions
- 1 ↗
July 15, 2008 · Bella Books · eng
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From the catalogue
"What has brought best-selling lesbian novelist Virge Young to this day--to an intensive care unit where she hovers between life and death from a gunshot wound? The road begins in 1969. Virge is thirteen. Dominant in her world are her inflexible, dogmatic father, her rebellious brother, and a mother who tries her best to run interference among all of them. Ricki Ann is Virge's best friend--more than her best friend. Complicating matters between them are a profoundly conflicted young man named Ronnie Lane; Virge's secret African-American friend Mel; and a fire and brimstone preacher named Pastor Bob. Also impacting young Virge's life are holocaust survivor Mrs. Rosenbaum, notorious Great Aunt Belle, a girl named Leigh Ann--and other memorable figures you'll come to know along Virge's road to identity and self-affirmation, especially a woman named Ruth. Backslide is about love and forgiveness and the capacity for growth and acceptance; Backslide is about courage in the face of relentless opposition. Backslide is above all a great story told with sublime artistry, with tenderness and depth. Backslide is destined to be a classic."--Back cover.
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| Edition | Publication | Format | Pages | Source |
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| Her Sister's KeepersSelected | July 15, 2008 | paperback | 288 | Open Library ↗ |
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