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By: Richard Russo

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  • CategoryMystery & Thriller
  • LanguageEnglish
  • Pages320
  • Published2017
  • File size2.0 MB
  • FormatPDF
  • ISBN9781101947746

Key ideas from the book

  • Three friends who met in college in the 1960s reunite on Martha’s Vineyard decades later.
  • A mystery tied to a 1971 Memorial Day weekend has continued to puzzle the friends.
  • Each man has secrets that come into view during the reunion.
  • The story brings the distant past into conflict with the present.
  • Comedy and humanity accompany the novel’s suspense and menace.

About Chances Are . . . by Richard Russo

Three longtime college friends reunite on Martha’s Vineyard, where a Memorial Day weekend in 1971 left them with a mystery none has stopped thinking about. Now in their late sixties, Lincoln, Teddy, and Mickey return to the island forty-five years later, each carrying private secrets as well as questions about their shared past.

Richard Russo brings together friendship, comedy, and human warmth with a mounting sense of suspense and menace. Readers who enjoy character-driven stories where an unresolved past presses into the present may find this an absorbing choice.

About Richard Russo

Richard Russo is an American novelist and memoirist whose fiction often explores small-town life, family ties, work, and the changing fortunes of working-class communities. His novels include Nobody’s Fool, Straight Man, Bridge of Sighs, and Empire Falls, which won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 2002. He has also written the memoir Elsewhere and the novel Chances Are…. Before focusing on writing, Russo taught literature at several colleges and universities, an experience that informs the…

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