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Anna In-Between

Written by: Elizabeth Nunez
Narrated by: Elizabeth Nunez
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The award-winning author of Prosperos Daughter has written a novel more intimate than her usual big-picture work; this moving exploration of immigrant identity has a protagonist caught between race, class, and a mother's love.

Anna, the novel's main character, who has a successful publishing career in the United States, is the daughter of an upper-class Caribbean family. While on vacation in the island home of her birth she discovers that her mother, Beatrice, has breast cancer. Beatrice categorically rejects all efforts to persuade her to go to the United States for treatment, even though it is, perhaps, her only chance of survival. Anna and her father, who tries to remain respectful of his wife's wishes, must convince her to change her mind.

©2009 Elizabeth Nunez (P)2009 Audible, Inc.
African American Genre Fiction Historical Literary Fiction World Literature
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"Nunez deftly explores family strife and immigrant identity in her vivid latest." (Publishers Weekly)
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