"A literary page-turner about "the man with two families," the wives he betrayed, and the child he left behind. The tale is told by aging recluse Blythe Lodge, the eccentric first wife still living in her ramshackle old house on Cape Cod. Novelist Angel Khoury has invented an incandescent language and a fluid point of view all her own to write this century-spanning story of passion and betrayal, memory and consciousness, love and longing, all set in an isolated, beautifully-limned natural universe of sun and sand and tides, birds and fish and seagrass. I have never read anything quite like it, though I am reminded of Marilynne Robinson's "Housekeeping," of Virginia Woolf, of the film "Grey Gardens," and especially of Lily King's novel "Euphoria" in which intellectual and physical passion intertwine. Brilliant, ambitious, and enthralling, "Between Tides" is a totally original work of art."-Lee Smith