Dec 29, 2009 | 464 Pages
“Wonderfully entertaining . . . In his inexhaustible capacity to beguile us as a natural storyteller, T.C. Boyle is surely one of our most American novelists since Mark Twain, and one of our very best.”
–The Boston Globe
“Despite dozens of writers’ attempts to capture Wright’s story, it seems safe to say that none have rendered it with more crackling life than Mr. Boyle.”–The Wall Street Journal
“Boyle at his best . . . Love, not architecture, is the focus here. . . . A mesmerizing story of women who invest everything, at great risk, in that mysterious ‘bank of feeling’ named Frank Lloyd Wright. . . . Boyle doesn’t just fiddle around with familiar autobiographical material. He inhabits the space of Wright’s life and times with particular boldness.”
–The New York Times Book Review
