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Sun Was Electric Light
Sun Was Electric Light | Rachel Morton
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'I read this pure, pained, beautiful book in a single burst, and emerged from it with heart and nerves rinsed clean.' Helen Garner Disillusioned with her life in New York, Ruth returns to a lake town in Guatemala where she had been happy a decade earlier. There, in Panajachel, she meets two very different women: the calm and practical Emilie, and the turbulent and intoxicating Carmen. Deciding to stay and build a life at the lake, Ruth finds work first as a nanny to a wealthy local family, then as an English teacher at a village school. Meanwhile she becomes increasingly infatuated by her friendship with Carmen, pushing away the stability of her connection with Emilie. As Carmen's fragile relationship with the world splinters, the difference between being a visitor and truly belonging becomes clear, and Ruth is forced to act.
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Sun Was Electric Light | Rachel Morton
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The Book of the Month choices dropped this morning! 🥳🎉🎉🎉 This is what I chose, and one of them was free because April is my birthday month! What did everyone else pick? 💕📚 #botm

AnnCrystal 🥳👍🏼🎂🍰💝. 2d
vivastory I ended up skipping this month. I *almost* selected your tagged book. 1d
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