Bookshelf: I See You Everywhere

I finished Julia Glass's latest novel, I See You Everywhere, yesterday. It was a very enjoyable and would have been a quick read in the pre-Gracie days. It tells the story of two sisters and their relationship as it evolves over about 10 or 15 years. Although I empathized with both sisters, I found myself not really sure I liked or would want to be friends with either of them. Nevertheless, the themes were compelling and I would certainly recommend the book. Relative to her previous work, I think it was better than The Whole World Over, but not as good as Three Junes.