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A Montana environmental attorney might seem like an unlikely novelist, but La Seur, who has studied at Oxford and Yale, draws on her seven-generations-deep Montana background to create the immersive setting of her first novel.
Genres: Literary Fiction
Carrie La Seur recommends
Northward Dreams (2024)
Craig Lancaster
"With Dreaming Northward, Lancaster taps his rich Texas roots of poverty, displacement, and tangled family troubles in the story of a man who road trips to Montana with nothing left to lose. ... Lancaster's exquisite attention to his characters' bad choices makes readers feel seen, chronicled by a tender biographer-even a little redeemed."
On A Dark Tide (2021)
(Brett Buchanan Mystery, book 1)
Valerie Geary
"Geary's characters are so real and engaging, they make you wonder what your own neighbors might be up to. Part West Coast Anne Tyler, part Tana French ... packed with crystalline observations about the human condition, carried on a driving current of small town intrigue that sweeps you breathless to the last rending sentence."
The Past Is Never (2018)
Tiffany Quay Tyson
"You hold in your hands Stranger Things but with a satisfying ending. In the sort of cleanly tuned prose that makes another fiction writer happy, Tyson penetrates your imagination with characters and places so real they feel like your own suppressed memories. I'll never look at the Everglades the same way again."
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