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Jan 11, 2022 · Antoine Wilson. In a first-class lounge at JFK airport, our narrator listens as Jeff Cook, a former classmate he only vaguely remembers, shares the uncanny story of his adult life—a life that changed course years before, the moment he resuscitated a drowning man.
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- Antoine Wilson
Jan 17, 2023 · A successful art dealer confesses the story of his meteoric rise in this “powerful, intoxicating, and shocking” (The New York Times) novel that’s a “slow burn à la Patricia Highsmith” (Oprah Daily). “You’ll struggle not to rip through in one sitting” (Vogue).
A former classmate confesses his rise to fame as an art dealer to a stranger in an airport bar, but his story is not what it seems. Mouth to Mouth is a taut, twisty and philosophical novel that explores identity, morality and the nature of truth.
Mouth to Mouth is an elegantly told and supremely gripping tale of serendipity and deception—and delivers a brilliant ending that will leave you guessing about everything that came before.” —Vogue “Wilson is a first-rate yarn spinner… [a] sly and energetic novel.” —The Washington Post
- Antoine Wilson
- January 17, 2023
- Paperback
Jan 11, 2022 · Sly, suspenseful, and engrossing, Mouth to Mouth masterfully blurs the line between opportunity and exploitation, self-respect and self-delusion, fact and fiction—exposing the myriad ways we deceive each other, and ourselves.
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- Antoine Wilson
Jan 11, 2022 · Sly, suspenseful, and “gloriously addicting” (BuzzFeed), Mouth to Mouth masterfully blurs the line between opportunity and exploitation, self-respect and self-delusion, fact and fiction—exposing the myriad ways we deceive each other, and ourselves.
Sly, suspenseful, and “gloriously addicting” (BuzzFeed), Mouth to Mouth masterfully blurs the line between opportunity and exploitation, self-respect and self-delusion, fact and fiction—exposing...
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