β Scribed by Danielle Younge-Ullman
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REVIEWSFrom NYT Bestselling author Caroline Leavitt, for Dame Magazine"Fierce, erotic and absolutely fearless, this riveting debut tunnels into the psyche of a young artist who is as self-destructive as she is talented. To transform her career and have any sort of shot at happiness, she must grapple with thorny secrets from her past and open herself up to the terror of love. Shocking and moving, Falling Under is as edgy as a razor blade and unlike anything you've ever read before."From Kim Alexander for XM Radio Fiction Nation"Here's a debut novel that delivers, with a narrator who's afraid of just about everything except revealing herself on paper β there's a real element of 'I shouldn't be seeing this' in Younge-Ullman's work. The story of Mara, a talented painter so beset by her demons and fears that can she can barely leave her house, is set alongside the story of Mara's childhood, and I got the rare experience of both plunging forward with the story and stepping back to...
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