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Salem Falls

by Jodi Picoult

3.71 · rating details · 22,698 ratings · 1,647 reviews

When Jack St. Bride arrives by chance in the sleepy New England town of Salem Falls, he decides to reinvent himself. Tall, blond, and handsome, Jack was once a beloved teacher and soccer coach at a girls' prep school -- until a student's crush sparked a powder keg of accusation and robbed him of his reputation. Now, working for minimum wage washing dishes for Addie Peabody...more

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Published May 18th 2001 by Washington Square Press

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Mar 15, 2009

Brad rated it

Shelves: mystery

I'm not a likely candidate to read a Jodi Picoult book. I have to admit that I've always been a bit of a snob when it comes to the books that my Mom read.

She was a big fan of mysteries, but nothing classic (no Christie or Doyle), very little new or challenging (no Steinhauer or Rankin), and practically nothing genuinely pulpy (no Leonard or Chandler). She always preferred the uber-popular stuff and was a massive fan of James Patterson (and his peers), having to go out and buy the boo...more

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Apr 26, 2007

Rosey rated it

Another good book of Picoult's. This time, it was about an innocent teacher who was accused of sexual misconducts with a female student and had gotten out of prison for serving time on that. He moved into a new town, and unfortunately soon, everyone knew of his past and the accusations started up again. He was also innocent this time around. He had drunkenly stumbled across a group of girls who were out in the woods celebrating a Wiccan holiday, and their lies landed him in jail. With thanks to ...more

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Jan 30, 2011

Shawn rated it

Shelves: my-favorites, own, mom-s-picks, 2009-reads

At first glance Salem Falls is intimidating. The print is small, the book is thick, and once you've dipped a toe into the pages you soon realize that the topic is delicate on top of everything else. It starts off as a slowly progressing story about a man, Jack, who has a past he clearly wishes to leave behind him. He finds himself in the presence of a woman, Addie, with an equally broken past who wishes just as much as Jack does to ignore it. But as with any story and its hidden secrets the...more

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Jun 24, 2008

Yvonne rated it

Shelves: fiction

A most frustrating book. It is written on a formula perfect for Lifetime TV for women. It is clearly intended to be an issue oriented novel on the subject of the abuse of Megan's law and false accusations. The subject is not an easy one to deal with.

I didn't like the graphic sex or the bad language. I didn't like the choppy style of jumping from one point of view to another without a transition. It was difficult to follow. Although the author apparently wanted a sensational surprise...more

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Mar 24, 2009

Christina rated it

Shelves: 2009-reads

Salem Falls is easily one of my favorite Jodi Picoult book - one part romance, one part courtroom thriller, two parts social commentary, to quote The Dallas Morning News. This time she tackles Megan’s Law - law enforcement is required to make information available to the public regarding registered sex offenders - and how people are presumed guilty until proven innocent, instead of the other way around.

“When I was lying, they hung on every word. And when I told the truth, no one li...more

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Dec 13, 2008

Shelah rated it

I wasted most of this weekend reading Salem Falls, the story of Jack, a high school history teacher who tries to start his life again after being wrongly accused of sexual assault, only to have the whole thing happen again in the new town. It was an easy read, an engrossing story, but there were parts of the story that drove me crazy. For one thing-- the dates were constantly off. For example, Jack's love interest Addie had a daughter who died some time in the past. At one point, they said she'd...more

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Sep 06, 2008

Tina rated it

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Recommended to Tina by: Shanna

It is so hard for me not to completely immerse myself in Jodi Picoult's books and ignore the passing of time. I read this in one day--couldn't put it down. I love the way she develops characters to the point that I feel their pain.

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Jan 02, 2009

Ryan Mac rated it

I have read nearly all of Jodi Picoult's books now (I couldn't get through Second Glance) and this was actually one of her better ones, even though it was extremely ridiculous at times. It is a somewhat convoluted story but basically comes down to this: Jack St. Bride, a teacher and soccer coach, is accused of sexual assault by a student, takes a plea and spends time in jail. Upon getting out of jail, he wants to start a new life and lands in Salem Falls at a diner with Addie, a lady who hires...more

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May 06, 2011

Imas rated it

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Shelves: karya-perempuan

Satu lagi buku Jodi Picoult yang aku suka. Jatuh cinta dengan Jodi Picoult sejak membaca My Sister Keeper, lalu Perfect Match dan selanjutnya perburuan karya2 Picoult lainnya. Seorang guru dan pelatih sepak bola disekolah khusus putri Jack St. Bride dibebaskan dari penjara setelah menjalani hukuman atas tuduhan penyerangan seksual terhadap salah satu siswi sekaligus atlit sepak bola yang dilatihnya. Jack menjalani hukuman selama 9 bulan setelah mendapat pertimbangan hukum dari pengacarany auntuk...more

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Mar 07, 2010

Shy rated it

Shelves: read-in-2010, genre_contemporary-fiction, books-i-own

Salem Falls is definitely my favourite book by Picoult thus far. She had – again – successfully incorporated a tinge of romance, a tinge of courtroom drama and a tinge of mystery into her writing, which in the end, made up a beautifully written story. As the other books by Jodi Picoult, this is another issue-oriented novel in which she tried to bring forward topics such as Megan’s Law abuse (A law that requires law enforcement to make information regarding registered sex offender available to pu...moreSalem Falls is definitely my favourite book by Picoult thus far. She had – again – successfully incorporated a tinge of romance, a tinge of courtroom drama and a tinge of mystery into her writing, which in the end, made up a beautifully written story. As the other books by Jodi Picoult, this is another issue-oriented novel in which she tried to bring forward topics such as Megan’s Law abuse (A law that requires law enforcement to make information regarding registered sex offender available to public) and false accusations to readers’ eyes.

In Salem Falls, we were introduced to a character, Jack St. Bride, who spent eight months of his life behind the bars over crime he didn’t commit. When he arrived in the small town of Salem Falls, New Hampshire, all he intended to do was to run away from his past and start anew. Landed a job as a dishwasher at a local diner, romance soon started to bud between him and Addie Peabody, the diner’s owner. As the thing from Jack’s past was made public, the people of Salem Falls treated Jack with such hatred. Through this ordeal, the relationship between him and Addie continued to blossom and they learnt quite a lot of heartbreaking things about each other. However, when a girl from a Wiccan group that practiced Pagan ritual accused Jack of raping her, everything began to shatter. Jack relived his nightmare once again but this time, he swore to himself that he won’t plead guilty like he did before. Will he survive against this brutal allegation this time?

Diving into this book was like peeling an onion. Secrets were carefully revealed, layer by layer, as you go through page after page. The plot was well thought out and seriously engaging. Even though it was a little obvious how the trial might end, the whole processes and characters behaviours made me thoroughly involved with the story. The revelation about Wiccan and their ritual really caught my interest because I’ve never really heard of this thing. Besides that, there was also a shocking revelation towards the end of the book which made me read back few chapters and reanalyse certain characters motives This book was totally unputdownable and the fact that I finished it in one day really tells a lot.(less)

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Dec 17, 2008

Alisha rated it

Shelves: drama, mystery

The novel "Salem Falls" is about Jack St. Bride who was falsely accused of raping one of his students. He then moves to the town of Salem Falls and when he starts to get comfortable, the past catches up to him as he finds himself accused of rape a second time.

When the town originally find out that Jack St. Bride is a registered sex offender, they look at him through condemned eyes and try to run him out of town. It is a witchhunt led by Amos Duncan, the richest man in tow...more

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May 02, 2008

Nilanjona rated it

Picoult's books always make you think, and show you how there are many sides to just one issue. On the surface, Salem Falls is the story of a modern-day witchhunt in the form of a rape trial, but it's really the backstories of the characters that make the book what it is. Her style of writing is unpretentious but definitely carries a strong message. From the beginning, it is fairly obvious how the rape trial will end. However, it is the entire process of the trial and the actions of each cha...more

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May 31, 2007

Kate rated it

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Shelves: library

I loved Picoult's Plain Truth, so every once in a while, I read another of her novels, hoping to recapture the magic. It hasn't worked so far, although I did like Salem Falls better than My Sister's Keeper. Salem Falls is about what happens after a man falsely convicted of statutory rape finishes his prison sentence and tries to start a new life. Unsurprisingly, his past catches up with him and he becomes accused again. Picoult creates several interesting characters in this book, as well as ...more

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Aug 13, 2007

Stephanie rated it

I actually managed to devour this book quicker than I thought I would be able to. I used to be Wiccan myself before I, sadly, drifted apart from the belief. J.P. does a wonderful job of spinning the truth about modern witchcraft and in doing so, creates characters that I just wasn't sure what to make of.

For the first half of the novel, I looked at Jack as nothing but a loser who got dealt a crappy hand when he managed to get caught for a crime he surely committed. Then I changed m...more

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Jan 02, 2009

Jenny rated it

I need new reading material and I saw this authors books over at a friends house so I thought I'd try her out. I see Emily has read a lot of them, so I've got to go see if the library has them.

Okay, I couldn't stomach this book because the basic story is these girls lie about a man raping one of them. They totally set him up and I just couldn't take it. I read several of her other books, and if I wasn't LDS, I might think they were good. But there was more swearing and sex than I...more

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Nov 21, 2011

Christina rated it

Salem Falls, New Hampshire is a small, quiet town in New England, where everybody knows each other and grew up together. Nothing really bad has ever happened in Salem Falls, and there is no trouble. That is, until Jack St. Bride enters the town. I read the book Salem Falls, by Jodi Picoult. Jodi Picoult writes many young adult novels such as Nineteen Minutes and My Sister’s Keeper. In 2003, she won the New England Bookseller Award for Fiction. Although this book is not a part of a series, some o...moreSalem Falls, New Hampshire is a small, quiet town in New England, where everybody knows each other and grew up together. Nothing really bad has ever happened in Salem Falls, and there is no trouble. That is, until Jack St. Bride enters the town. I read the book Salem Falls, by Jodi Picoult. Jodi Picoult writes many young adult novels such as Nineteen Minutes and My Sister’s Keeper. In 2003, she won the New England Bookseller Award for Fiction. Although this book is not a part of a series, some of the characters also reappear in other books by Jodi Picoult. Jordan McAfee, his son Thomas, and his wife Selena are also featured in The Pact and Nineteen Minutes. A minor character named Frankie Martine returns in the books Second Glance and Perfect Match. The audience of Salem Falls can range from young adults and up. In this book, a man named Jack St. Bride enters the town of Salem Falls and takes a job as a dishwasher at a local diner. The woman who runs the diner is Addie Peabody. Jack used to be a smart and educated man, who was a teacher at a schools boarding school. He was accused of having an affair with a student and although he was innocent, he went to jail for 8 months, and then came to Salem Falls because he had nobody else. Many people in Salem Falls are not happy about the fact that there is a sex offender living among them. You learn the stories of many people living in Salem Falls, such as Gillian Duncan and her friends, Thomas McAfee, Charlie Saxton, and many others. All of the characters’ stories combine when yet again, Jack St. Bride is wrongly accused of raping a girl. I thought that it was a decent book. I liked the plot, and most of the that I didn’t like about this book was that some parts were a little unrealistic and it was harder to connect with the book, because a few of the characters were “witches that practiced magic” and they were casting spells on people, so it was hard to take the book seriously if there was fantasy involved. The characters stories were very interesting and you wanted to read more to see what would happen next. Some of the individual’s stories were a bit confusing in the beginning because there were so many different characters and it was hard to keep track of what was going on and who was who. It was also a bit confusing, because the story kept on changing the time and setting. In the beginning of a new chapter it told you what year it was in, but it was still a little bit hard to keep track of whether the scene was in the present or thirty years ago. At the end of the book, I still had a few questions remaining about events that happened but were never later discussed in the book. Overall, I enjoyed the book. I would recommend it to anyone that is a young adult or older. It was an interesting and unique novel that was long, but a page turner. In the beginning, it may be hard to get hooked onto the book, but once you get into it, you won’t be able to stop reading until you get to the end. (less)

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Sep 27, 2011

Yessy Loren rated it

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Shelves: family-fiction, mystery-detective

Ini dia nasib jelek yang musti ditanggung akibat terlalu tampan

Jack St.Bride harus mendekam di penjara atas tuduhan pelecehan kepada muridnya.Ia juga kehilangan pekerjaanya sebagai guru.Bahkan ibunya sendiri yang seorang aktivis wanita pun ikutan membencinya.Belum lagi sahabat dekat dan rekan kerjanya.Intinya seluruh kota menghujatnya. Buruknya adalah: Jack tidak bersalah!Tapi ia terpaksa mengaku bersalah demi keringanan hukuman,atas anjuran pengacaranya yang tidak becus.

Setelah lepas dari tahanan,Jack melangkah sembarangan,naik ke dalam taxi tanpa tujuan,hingga tiba di Salem Falls.Di sana ia merasa bisa memulai sesuatu yang baru dan damai.Apalagi setelah ia bertemu dengan Addie Peabody,wanita memikat yang membuatnya jatuh cinta.Tapi ketika suatu pagi,polisi mengetuk pintu rumah Addie,dan menggiring Jack atas tuduhan pemerkosaan,mimpi buruk itu terulang kembali...dan kini di kota kecil Salem Falls yang tenang itu mulai bergejolak.Rahasia demi rahasia mulai terkuak...

eheeem...

buat gw pribadi,tokoh utamanya kesian banget.Karena saking gantengnya,dia malah tersangkut banyak masalah.

Kasus pertama,karena murid bimbingannya dr klub sepak bola di sekolah tempat ia mengajar mulai kege-eran dan menulis sembarangan di diarynya.Trus tuh diary kedapatan baca sama bapak si cewek yang pendeta dengan kelakuan sok alim banget.

Akibatnya...dipenjara deh karena tuduhan palsu.

Kasus kedua.Terulang lagi..Jack ketemu lagi sama remaja cewek reseh yang sok cantik,padahal ia bermasalah dengan kepribadian.Butuh perhatian hingga taraf gak waras. Lawan Jack kali ini malah mempraktekan ilmu sihir hitam segala!Bayangin aja betapa sakit jiwanya ini cewek.Dia naksir berat ama Jack.Menurut gw sih cuman terlalu terobsesi krn sempat ditolak sama Jack,padahal belum ada orang yang berani menolak di sebelumnya.Dan sebagai balasannya...ia mengatakan bahwa Jack memperkosanya!

Yang kedua ini paling berat,karena Jack udah ketemu ama belahan jiwanya,si Addie.Ia ingin Addie percaya padanya..tapi Addie sendiri memiliki masa lalu yg kelam.Sulit untuk bisa percaya pada orang yang baru dia kenal beberapa bulan,meskipun ia juga mencintai orang itu...Tapi Addie gak melempem begitu aja.Ia bertekad mencari tahu dan kembali menelusuri masa lalu Jack demi mencari tahu kebenaran...Gimana jadinya nasib Jack kali ini??Ikutin aja bukunya

note: khas Jodi Picoult banget!Banyak adegan di pengadilannya juga nih yang melibatkan pengacara yang ganteng,berkarakter skaligus wanita tangguh pilihannya

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Sep 21, 2011

Amehhh rated it

Shelves: change

I read this book long before I was a feminist, and now that I look back on it, it was much more than just a book to read.

As a feminist, I believe that any and all rapists should be punished in some way or form. However, this book brings up a topic that is rarely brought up in courts: what if the "offender" didn't really do it? We get so caught up in the fact that a woman's (or man's) body was violated in such a grotesque manner that we rarely stop and think if the aggress...more

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Sep 16, 2011

Cherie rated it

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If I could give this book 10 stars, I would. This is the second book I've read by Picoult, and she is fast becoming one of my favorite authors. She is immensely talented, knows how to grab the reader from the first page and not let go until way past the last. She weaves her tales with such delicacy and intricacy you forget you're actually reading a fiction novel and not part of the small town where it takes place. I can think of several "authors" who should take a class from her on how...more

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Jun 18, 2011

Britni rated it

Salem Falls stuck to the typical Jodi Picoult writing style- part romance, part legal court drama, and part controversial topic - all wrapped up in a very real-life and intriguing story. Picoult typically deals with modern issues that are very real to all of us, and Salem Falls stuck to that same path.

In Salem Falls, a high school teacher is accused and convicted of sexual assault on one of his students even though he claims that he never did it. When he gets out of prison eight months...more

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Jun 05, 2011

Rebecca rated it

Shelves: chicklit

Finally! Another good Picoult! I knew there had to be more then the one, because people seem to like her a lot. Lots happened, and it was interesting as well and there was some cross over characters from her last book that I liked as well. And it wasn’t even characters that stuck out at me or that I really liked, but it did make this book better, as it was familiarity. A man who was falsely accused of raping one of his students has just been released from jail and moves to a small town. He has t...more

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May 07, 2011

Gina rated it

All Jack St. Bride wanted to do was find somewhere quiet to start his life over; somewhere people wouldn't know who he was or what baggage he brought with him. Unfortunately for him, a small town is not the place to do this. In a small town people come together to protect their own from outsiders at ANY cost.

Gillian Duncan has everything a teenage girl could want - her father is the wealthiest man in town, she is pretty, and has a bunch of girlfriends. She is also carrying around some...more

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May 02, 2011

Nora aka Diva rated it

Shelves: i-hate-these-books

I have two words to discribe this novel, contrived and convoluted. From the very beginning this novel is ludicrous. The characters are so unbelievable you just don't care about their individual stories or the "big" picture they are all involved in either. Seriously? A teacher wrongly convicted of a sex crime ends up in a town called Salem Falls with teenaged witches plotting against him just because they can? So of course he is Again faced with false charges of rape being pressed a...more

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Apr 10, 2011

Renee Gramolini added it

Salem Falls takes place in Salem Falls, NH in the year 2000. A man named Jack St. Bride has just been released from jail for a sexual assault of a minor case and he goes to live in this town. There, he gets a job at a local diner where no one knows him. While there he falls in love with the diner’s owner, Addie.
In Salem Falls, there is a history of witches living there back during the Salem Witch Trials. A group of teenage girls embrace their so-called witch ancestry and participate in sp...more

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Mar 09, 2011

Lisse rated it

Recommends it for: Jodi Picoult fans

I feel it's have been hit and miss when I've read Jodi Picoult's novels...they are always really good reads that I don't want to put down, but every now and then I just haven't been all that impressed. That is not the case with Salem Falls. I tore through this book, about a man falsley accused of raping a girl and then once he's done his time, ends up being falsely accused once again, by a town that was out for blood the moment they learned his backstory.

I found it a little difficu...more

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Oct 08, 2010

Ryn rated it

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Sep 09, 2010

M.P. McDonald rated it

First, I enjoyed the book and it was one that I didn't want to stop reading once I started. The premise is one that I love, the innocent man fighting to prove his innocence. The book starts strong, making us feel for both Jack and Addie. We see Jack as a kind, sensitive man who due to his good looks and profession (teacher, coach) is the kind of guy schoolgirl dreams are made of. It turns into a curse when accusations are aimed at him and he's forced to into a corner.

Addie has a tragi...more

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Aug 21, 2010

Sophie rated it

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Overall, I enjoyed listening to the audio of this book but often found myself impatient with it too. There were a few too many coincidences, a few too many flashbacks, and a few too many details that didn't quite ring true. For instance, when we flashback to Jack's prison experiences and then to the circumstances of his first rape conviction, it made sense to the story. But by the time we flash back to his college days, then to his pre-teen days, and finally to the day he was born, I had had eno...more

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Jul 27, 2010

Mari rated it

Recommends it for: Fans of fast-paced drama

I must admit, before picking this book up I'd never read Jodi Picoult before. I knew she was wildly popular, prolific and highly-praised for her work, and people had been recommending her to me for years, so I thought I'd finally take the plunge.

Was it worth it?

Well, yes and no. Firstly, there's no doubt about it: Salem Falls is a fast-paced page-turner with more twists and turns than a rollercoaster ride. Nor is Picoult shy of dealing with those contentious topics - rap...moreI must admit, before picking this book up I'd never read Jodi Picoult before. I knew she was wildly popular, prolific and highly-praised for her work, and people had been recommending her to me for years, so I thought I'd finally take the plunge.

Was it worth it?

Well, yes and no. Firstly, there's no doubt about it: Salem Falls is a fast-paced page-turner with more twists and turns than a rollercoaster ride. Nor is Picoult shy of dealing with those contentious topics - rape, incest, the shortcomings of the legal system - that fluffier fiction will not touch. And there's a strong moral here, namely that we shouldn't pre-judge people until we know the facts. Besides, this is good entertainment value, with a cleverly-constructed plot; it's well-written for the most part, and if you're looking for a relatively undemanding read this could be for you.

But ... somehow, I'm just underwhelmed. I prefer my novels to have a bit of depth, and this, for all its glittering lights and colours, just seemed to be all surface. I mean, some of these characters are so flat! One-dimensional, walking, talking marionettes, they seem to exist solely to flesh out Picoult's narrative. Take our hero, Jack St Bride - is this character one of the most shameful examples of authorial wish-fulfillment ever? He's so incredibly handsome that just about every woman he encounters falls madly in love with him. He's strong - but gentle. He's intelligent - but sensitive. He's the best teacher ever. He rescues helpless damsels from oversexed footballers. He comforts a grieving mother. Oh, and he's rich too. In fact, he quickly comes to resemble a sort of modern-day secular saint: think Princess Diana with a Y-chromosome. Does this man have any flaws at all? Well, he gets a bit annoyed at being falsely accused all the time. In fact, he almost gets angry on one occasion. Wow - that's depth for you.

Besides, all these characters are so moronically stupid! Addie, despite a painful past involving a rape, wastes no time in falling for a complete stranger, despite the fact that he's very clearly hiding some dark secret. Teenage girls respond to Jack's rejection by making false accusations against him, apparently unaware of or indifferent to the hornets' nest this will stir up. Same teenage girls deliberately take a massive overdose of poison during their Wiccan ceremonies, oblivious to the fact that, as they're in the middle of the woods, there'll be no medical help forthcoming if it all goes horribly wrong. Even Jack (who's meant to be really clever, apparently because he's good at a TV trivia quiz) can't work out that some relationships with teenage girls, while not sexual, may nevertheless be inappropriate. I mean, driving an underage girl off to get birth control pills?! (Oh, and by the way, Einstein - if you're a convicted sex offender, it's probably not a good idea to hang around near school sports fields accosting teenage girls.)

So ... meh. It wasn't that bad, and it wasn't that great either. Oh, and another thing - the much-lauded final twist can be seen coming a mile away, so don't get too excited about that, either.(less)

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Picoult was born and raised in Nesconset on Long Island, New York. Her first story, at age 5 was "The Lobster Which Misunderstood." She studied writing at Princeton University, graduating in 1987, and had two short stories published by Seventeen magazine while still in college. Immediately after graduation, she took on a series of miscellaneous jobs, from editing at a textbook publishing...more

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