โ Scribed by Lionel Shriver
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
"Shriver has a gift for creating real and complicated characters... A highly engrossing novel." -- San Francisco Chronicle
From New York Times bestselling author Lionel Shriver (The Post-Birthday World, We Need to Talk About Kevin), comes a searing, deeply humane novel about a crumbling marriage resurrected in the face of illness, and a family's struggle to come to terms with disease, dying, and the obscene cost of medical care in modern America.
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