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Shapiro, Dani
Una constelación de vidas alteradas para siempre por una decisión fatídica.Señales en la noche comienza una noche de verano de 1985. Tres adolescentes han estado bebiendo. Deciden coger un coche y, en un instante, todo cambia en Division Street. Cada una de sus vidas y la de Ben Wilf, un joven médico que acude al lugar del accidente, se hacen añicos. Para la familia Wilf, las circunstancias que rodean este terrible accidente se convertirán en un secreto insondable, tan grave que no volverán a hablar de ello.En Division Street ha pasado el tiempo. Cuando llegan los Shenkman -un matrimonio joven que espera un bebé-, la vida sigue como si el accidente nunca hubiese ocurrido. Pero Waldo, el hijo solitario y especial de los Shenkman, un chico fascinado por la belleza del mundo y con una habilidad innata para encontrar conexiones en todas partes, se hace amigo del doctor Wilf, que ya está jubilado y sufre por el deterioro de su esposa, y el pasado se precipita en su vida de formas que nadie esperaba.En su primera obra de ficción en quince años, Dani Shapiro retoma el género con el que se inició como escritora, con una novela fascinante y extremadamente sensible que profundiza en los vínculos que unen a las familias, y también en los secretos que pueden destrozarlas. Señales en la noche es una historia de una inquietante belleza, salida de la pluma de una hábil narradora.
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Shapiro, Dani
Are the parents always to blame?Rachel Jensen has it all: a husband she adores, fulfilling work in art restoration, a terrific teenage daughter and finally a new baby on the way. So when she worries about mysterious changes in her daughter Kate's behaviour, friends reassure her it's just normal teen angst.But then a terrifying accident involving Kate and her infant brother sets off a series of events that threaten to destroy everything Rachel has worked so hard to build.From the beloved author of SIGNAL FIRES and BLACK & WHITE, FAMILY HISTORY is a visceral, ferociously paced novel about one mothers nightmarish realisation that she cannot protect her own child.
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Shapiro, Dani
From the best-selling author of Inheritance, a gripping new novel about two families bound together across generations by an unspeakable tragedy.Change one thing and everything changes.One summer night in 1985, the lives of three teenagers are shattered by a horrific car crash, resulting in the death of a young woman near a sprawling oak tree that marks the perimeter of 18 Division Street. For the Wilf family, it will become the deepest kind of family secret, one so dangerous it can never be spoken.By the time the Shenkmans move in across the street—a young couple expecting a baby boy—the accident has become a distant memory. But when Waldo Shenkman, a brilliant but lonely child, befriends Ben Wilf, a retired doctor who is struggling with his wife’s decline, the Wilfs’ and the Shenkmans’ lives and fates become deeply entwined, and the past comes hurtling back to Division Street, setting in motion a chain of spellbinding events that will transform both families forever.In the tradition of Ann Patchett and Sue Miller, Signal Fires is riveting, emotional, impossible to put down, a literary and commercial tour de force, and a work of haunting beauty and complexity by a masterful storyteller at the height of her powers.
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Shapiro, Dani
Clara Brodeur has spent her entire adult life pulling herself away from her mother, the renowned and controversial photographer Ruth Dunne, whose towering reputation rests on the nude portraits she took of Clara throughout her childhood.At age eighteen, sick of her notoriety as 'the girl in the pictures', Clara fled New York City, settling and making her own family in small-town Maine. But years later, when Ruth reaches out from her deathbed, Clara suddenly finds herself drawn back to the past she thought she had escaped.From the beloved author of Signal Fires and Family History, Black & White is a moving love letter to those familial bonds that both bruise and make you in equal measure.
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