Name: Eve's Apple
Rating: 3.5 (2 reviews)

Jonathan Rosen

A snapshot of the contemporary American family and a romance in the tradition of Philip Roth's "Goodbye, Columbus, Eve's Apple" offers "a quietly powerful exploration of a theme as old as the story of Adam and Eve" ("The New York Times").

Eve's Apple

Ruth Simon is beautiful, smart, talented, and always hungry. As a teenager, she starved herself almost to death, and though outwardly healed, inwardly she remains dangerously obsessed with food. For Joseph Zimmerman, Ruth's tormented relationship with eating is a source of deep distress and erotic fascination. Driven by his love for Ruth, and haunted by his own secrets, Joseph sets out to unravel the mystery of hunger and denial. This gripping debut novel is a powerful exploration of appetite, love, and desire.

Eve's Apple

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