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Title: Attachments by Judith Rossner, Ewing ISBN: 0671676415 Publisher: Pocket Books Pub. Date: 1988 Format: Mass Market Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $4.50

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Average Customer Rating: 4.5

Rating: 4
Summary: REMARKABLE, OUTRAGEOUS, FASCINATING!
Comment: I have read most of this author's books, but just now read this one which is one of her older novels and I loved it.....Nadine and Dianne are close friends even though they are opposites. After disatrous first marriages, they marry siamese twins, Eddie and Amos....They move to a small New Hampshire town to raise their children......."Attachments" is really the story of a woman (Nadine) whose dreams and hungers are satisfied in strange, fascinating ways.....This book is well written (as are all of Judith Rossner's books) and keeps your interest to the end.

Rating: 5
Summary: Turbulent Imagination
Comment: Judith Rossner is one of my absolute favorite authors and part of her talent is an incredible scope of imagination. This book is about a woman who falls in love with a siamese twin--at the beginning she is 9 months pregnant, has gained 75 pounds and is over 6 feet and her husband and his friends catch her doing housework in the nude and horror flickers across their faces so that she realizes she can't stay there with her husband any longer and hops on the back of a much younger man-stranger's Harley Davidson--sounds way too bizarre to connect with and yet that is the power of Rossner--she has such a deep level of understanding of the human condition that the weird circumstances and events soon become things we don't even question because the characters are so well drawn and complex and believable. If you can get your hands on this book do--my 3 favorite Rossners are this, Emmeline, and Looking for Mr. Goodbar--all so vastly different you would not even believe one woman could have such breadth of skill and yet she does.