Love Always

Love Always

“A master chronicler of our life and times.”—<i>Newsday</i><br>  <br> “A very funny book. . . . If Jane Austen had been crossed with Oscar Wilde and re-crossed with the early Evelyn Waugh, and the result plonked down among the semi-beautiful people of the late 20th-century media-fringe America . . . the outcome might have been something like this.”—Margaret Atwood<br>  <br> “Ferociously funny.”—<i>The Los Angeles Times</i><br>  <br> “Beattie’s new novel, her third, is a gratifying surprise. <i>Love Always</i> will be welcomed by the large and loyal Beattie readership, but there is much that recommends it to the previously unconverted.”—<i>Harper’s Bazaar</i><br>  <br> “Beattie’s most comic—indeed her first satiric—work to date. . . . Much of the book’s authenticity derives from the accretion of felt detail—a Beattie trademark. She captures 1984 Vermont with right-on references to Cyndi Lauper, Horchow catalogues, and ‘pre-Cabbage Patch’ Coleco.”—<i>The Christian Science Monitor</i>