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The Brutal Language of Love

by Alicia Erian (2001)

About this book

Collects nine stories that examine how love and emotions can make an individual do things that might be considered out of character in such works as "Lass," about a newlywed bride who finds herself drawn to her father-in-law.

Setting / LocationNew York City
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreThe Brutal Language of Love Lead Character

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