High-thread-count dirty laundry... One Hundred Miles from Manhattan

Wel­come to Welling­ton, NY, an upscale rur­al com­mu­ni­ty where the hills and the seem­ing­ly quaint vil­lage con­ceal lives of love, lust, adul­tery, tragedy and small wars.

A tro­phy wife under­goes a shock­ing trans­for­ma­tion. A med­ical doc­tor attracts his own destruc­tion. A local bach­e­lor steals a dog and has an epiphany. A town Casano­va goes on a per­son­al odyssey to make amends. And a Man­hat­tan book edi­tor reveals what it’s like to be a first-time vis­i­tor to this rar­efied world of wealth, hors­es and equestri­ennes.

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“Think of a very, very upscale Wines­burg, Ohio—with no inhab­i­tant near­ly so inno­cent as young George Willard. Or think John Cheev­er, for this is cer­tain­ly Cheev­er coun­try.“
Kirkus Reviews
One of the Best Books of 2014.
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