Okay, if you're a fan of lint and a good thriller, check out The Wife Between Us. I finished this book over the weekend and highly recommend it.
Here's the lint passage in this novel:
"Shameful," Maureen joined in. She brushed a piece of lint off Richard's lapel. It struck Nellie as a maternal gesture. Even though Richard was an orphan, at least he had a big sister who clearly adored him.
This book has more twists and turns than Lombard Street in San Francisco.
It's more the way this story was told than the story itself that is so intriguing, I think. Original and well done.
I love coming across the word 'lint' when I'm reading a book. Lucky me, I just found one!
In the book The Stars Are Fire by Anita Shreve here's the quote where lint is mentioned:
Grace tries her book again, but reads the same sentence three times. "Have you ever been married?" she asks, pulling a piece of lint from her powder blue sweater.
This novel is just as good as the rest of Shreve's books. I think I've read them all, they're so good!
The Stars Are Fire is the story of Grace, a woman whose life drastically is upended from a catastrophic fire that changes everything.
