NO PLACE LIKE

Praise for NO PLACE LIKE

This is a masterfully done novel. A page turner about the complexities of marriage, family, the aftermath of grief, and the discovery of the strength in the ties that bind, and in ourselves. Lexi travels between parallel universes without the ability to predict how or why it happens and unable to prevent it from happening. In these distressing circumstances she comes to reconcile with what she has and what she has lost in each rendition of her life. I wanted to spend more time with the people of her family (families) as there was such intelligence and kindness in them. And in an understated way the novel gives us an honest depiction of what love looks like among siblings, parents, and in marriages.

A. Bronston

This is a fun and fabulous story about a (seemingly) regular woman who finds herself suddenly inhabiting different universes, all of them eerily similar yet different. What would you do? What a thoughtful, entertaining and fun exploration of loss and mourning. This is a fun, cheery book, engaging a difficult and universal topic.

BARBARA MILROD, MD

About ANNA BOORSTIN

Anna Boorstin cut sound on many classic films of the 1980's, including Real Genius, Clue and Beaches.  She raised three sons, each taller than the last, volunteered in several capacities at their schools, and tended to dogs, lizards, hamsters and a sainted cat.  Since her nest emptied, she has traveled extensively.  Books have been a constant in her life ever since she was old enough to check out ten at a time from her local library.