The Curiosities by Susan Gloss
“Art is like life,” Susan Gloss writes in The Curiosities (William Morrow). “It’s fragile, but that doesn’t mean you should never take a risk.” Taking a risk is exactly what Gloss’ protagonist, Nell, does when, in the wake of the loss of her baby, born at only 22-weeks’ gestation, she, looking for new opportunities, a fresh start, and, potentially, a new life, accepts a position as director of a brand-new artists’ colony. Her loving husband, Josh, is completely in the dark about the debt his wife is accruing as she insists that they plunge forward after their loss by continuing fertility treatment to try to conceive again. Josh believes that this new job will be a good distraction for his wife and a perfect way to put her Ph.D. in Art History to use. Though his wife is in pain, he doesn’t fully understand the depth of her despair, as she rarely discusses it.Buy this Book!
Amazon Genre: Fiction
Author: Susan Gloss
Publisher: William Morrow Paperbacks
ISBN: 9780062270370