Enemy Women - Brossura

“ENEMY WOMEN deserves the Pulitzer Prize.” (Toronto Globe and Mail)

“I loved...it provides the greatest suspense a story can offer: will someone we’ve come to love persevere and prosper?” (Anna Quindlen)

“...remarkable happens...it becomes inspired... Adair becomes a storyteller in order to survive. And so - triumphantly - does Paulette Jiles.” (New York Times Book Review (cover))

“This is a book with backbone, written with tough, haunting eloquence.” (New York Times)

“Jiles paints the struggles of the era with the same intensity as Charles Frazier’s 1997 bestseller Cold Mountain ...” (People)

“Sure to be touted as a new COLD MOUNTAIN...stark, unsentimental, yet touching novel will not suffer in comparison.” (Publishers Weekly (starred review))

“A remarkable debut... Splendid.” (Kirkus Reviews (starred review))

“...beautifully written passages...a real page-turner.” (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

“...[G]ifted Missouri historian...acutely portrays Missouri’s logistic misfortune as a hotbed of both Union and Confederate violence.” (Booklist)

“Enemy Women is all strength and poetry, as are history’s grandest ordinary women and extraordinary writing.” (Kaye Gibbons)