Relative Strangers
A.H. Kim
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From the acclaimed author of A Good Family comes a timely spin on Sense and Sensibility, a twenty-first-century family drama featuring two half-Korean sisters, their ex-hippie mother, multiple messy love affairs and one explosive secret that could ruin everything.
Amelia Bae-Woodβs life is falling apart. Unemployed, newly single and completely brokeβfor reasons she hasnβt told anyone yetβshe finds herself hitchhiking across California to deal with the fallout of her motherβs eviction from the family estate. Amelia needs somewhere to live and time to figure out what to do with the rest of her life, so moving with her mother and sister to Arcadia, the cancer retreat center where her sister volunteers, seems like as good an idea as any.
Ameliaβs sister, Eleanor, has too much on her plate, including being caught up in a court battle with a man who claims to be their half brother from Seoul and their late fatherβs only sonβa secret love child from his Korean youthβwhoβs fighting for a piece of everything that belongs to the Bae-Wood women. And when Amelia adds herself to Eleanorβs list of problems, Eleanor must figure out what to hold on toβand when to let goβbefore things starts to unravel.
A witty, wry and enormously entertaining retelling, the sistersβ journey of self-discovery as they reshape their lives gives this classic tale a modern, feminist twist, as it touches on themes of blended families, race, class and wealth.
Amelia Bae-Woodβs life is falling apart. Unemployed, newly single and completely brokeβfor reasons she hasnβt told anyone yetβshe finds herself hitchhiking across California to deal with the fallout of her motherβs eviction from the family estate. Amelia needs somewhere to live and time to figure out what to do with the rest of her life, so moving with her mother and sister to Arcadia, the cancer retreat center where her sister volunteers, seems like as good an idea as any.
Ameliaβs sister, Eleanor, has too much on her plate, including being caught up in a court battle with a man who claims to be their half brother from Seoul and their late fatherβs only sonβa secret love child from his Korean youthβwhoβs fighting for a piece of everything that belongs to the Bae-Wood women. And when Amelia adds herself to Eleanorβs list of problems, Eleanor must figure out what to hold on toβand when to let goβbefore things starts to unravel.
A witty, wry and enormously entertaining retelling, the sistersβ journey of self-discovery as they reshape their lives gives this classic tale a modern, feminist twist, as it touches on themes of blended families, race, class and wealth.
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A.H. Kim (Ann) was born in South Korea and immigrated to the U.S. as a young child. Ann was educated at Harvard College and Berkeley Law. Prior to becoming a novelist, Ann practiced corporate law for many years and served as chief of staff to the CEO and as head of investor relations at a Fortune 200 company.Ann is the proud mother of two sons, a longtime cancer survivor, and community volunteer. After many years living in the Bay Area, Ann and her husband now call Ann Arbor home.
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