When the man who raped her roommate in college becomes a Senate candidate, women's rights leader Deborah Borenstein must make a choice-one that could determine control of the Senate, the course of a friendship, and the fate of a marriage.
"Ellen Bravo's debut novel is like she is-brave, poignant, tough, assured. The story tugs you in, and doesn't let go. If you're banished to a desert island this coming season, take some good sunscreen, and this novel."
-Jacquelyn Mitchard, author of The Deep End of the Ocean
"Core concepts of commonsense and feminism come to vibrant and subtle life in Again and Again."
-Gloria Steinem
"An exceptionally well written and absorbing novel from beginning to end, Again and Again showcases Ellen Bravo's truly impressive skills as a storyteller."
-The Midwest Book Review
