![]() ![]() ![]() She’s expressed her concern about the car’s mysterious presence to her husband, but he chalks it up to nothing more than Phoebe’s overactive imagination. When we first meet her, her days consist of little more than drinking expensive wine, watching trashy reality shows, and obsessing about the rusty blue car that has shown up outside her house far too often. She feels as if her life has no meaning, as if everything she does is by rote. Phoebe Miller is in a rut, and she honestly couldn’t tell you how long she’s been there. On the surface, it’s just one more in a long line of books about couples keeping secrets from one another, but as the story progresses and the characters begin to give up some of those secrets, we’re is treated to a deeper, darker story than originally expected. Miller is Allison Dickson’s debut novel, and it’s one of those books that constantly challenges the reader’s perception of what is real. ![]()
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