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"  Scott Hutchins&amp;#039; impressive fiction debut, A Working Theory of Love, introduces Neill, a thirty-something guy navigating the post-divorce dating scene, while wrestling with the moral dilemmas and painful childhood memories brought on by his quirky, cutting-edge technology job. . For more from Scott Hutchins, check out our Q&amp;amp;amp;A with the author. From October 16 through November 13, Scott Hutchins will be responding via Twitter to reader questions about A Working Theory of Love. Tweet yours to @HutchScott with the hashtag #RedbookReads to make sure he gets your message. Buy A Working Theory of Love now. Once you&amp;#039;ve demolished A Working Theory of Love pick up something else we&amp;#039;re loving: The Shortest Way Home by Juliette Fay is a cozy, family-centric novel about Sean, a globe-trotting do-gooder nurse, who finally returns to his estranged family and hometown after 20 years. Accustomed to helping strangers in dire need of basic human necessities, Sean finds himself confounded by the new, very different demands of an elderly aunt who raised him after his mother died and father left, a sister who has been (barely) holding the family together and dying to start a life of her own, and a fatherless nephew whose unique needs might be ones only Sean can meet. With a light touch, Fay perfectly balances sweetness with emotional depth \u2014 and more than enough love and wisdom to go around. \u2014 Hannah Hickok "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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