EVE'S TATTOO
Emily Prager

The concept of this book is fairly unique and could have been very, very well done.

On her 40th birthday, Eve tattoos her arm with the numbers of an unidentified Concentration Camp prisoner.
Some time earlier, Eve had come across a photo of the prisoner, saw a striking resemblance to herself, and became obsessed with the woman.
In tattooing her arm, she jolts herself out of the cushy world to which she had become accustomed, losing her love and friendships.
At the same time, her obsession with the prisoner, whom she calls Eva, deepens, to the point of them becoming one at times.
Eve works to find out who Eva really was, while grappling with her own latent anti-Semitism and sense of guilt.

Uitgave: Random House New York
Gebonden, 195 pagina's
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