Love Ruins Everything: A Novel

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Summary: And How!
Review: A great book for young and old dykes and the people who love them. Toulchinsky is a master at original dialogue. This book is a quick, funny, real read. I highly recommend it!

Rating:
Summary: And How!
Review: A great book for young and old dykes and the people who love them. Toulchinsky is a master at original dialogue. This book is a quick, funny, real read. I highly recommend it!

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Summary: Unbelieveable!
Review: I bought this book not long after my own lover uttered the words, "Let's start being non-monogamous..." to me, just as Sapphire did to Nomi. But as I read on, I became more and more intrigued. I love this book, and the way it cruises back and forth from Nomi's point of view to Henry's. Amazingly written... can't wait to find more of Ms. Tulchinsky's work and read it... You have a reader for life, Karen!

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Summary: Engrossing, but predictable
Review: I bought this book not long after my own lover uttered the words, "Let's start being non-monogamous..." to me, just as Sapphire did to Nomi. But as I read on, I became more and more intrigued. I love this book, and the way it cruises back and forth from Nomi's point of view to Henry's. Amazingly written... can't wait to find more of Ms. Tulchinsky's work and read it... You have a reader for life, Karen!

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Summary: Love sucks, sometimes
Review: Nomi is a Jewish butch whose lover leaves her for a man, despite the love they share. She crashes at a friend's place as she tries to figure out her next move, but her mother finds her nonetheless. Her mother is getting remarried and Nomi has to go home to Toronto. In the dead of winter. She reconnects with her cousin Henry, who's recovering from being gay-bashed. Henry discovers that he has developed AIDS, and his partner Roger tolerates, barely, Henry's continued involvement with Albert and his conspiracy theories about the American government trying to kill him. Albert has alarming proof about the origin of AIDS, which he claims the American government created, and he's looking for someone to write the article. Nomi also reconnects with Julie, the woman who got away, but this time the sparks fly and become a brilliant blaze. Meanwhile, Roger and Henry go through their own hard times. Full of humor and heartache, "Love Ruins Everything" is a delightful romance that will charm every reader.

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Summary: I LOVED THIS BOOK!
Review: This was a fabulous read! It was a very realistic page turner that people like us can relate to! Encore Tulchinsky!