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Claire Newbold has watched her life collapse: her only child has died, her husband has been unfaithful, and she's just learned that she's infertile. She tries, dutifully, to go through the motions of her daily routine, but then she walks out of work on a whim, and soon she's living out of hotels-not always with the intention of paying for them-and confronting loss. As Claire indulges in a pattern of seduction and deception, she begins to feel that she is clairvoyant, capable of "reading" strangers without knowing them. As she struggles to find redemption in her marriage and her life, she finds herself wondering: Is she erratic or just full-on deranged?
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"Subtle, astute...With Layover, Zeidner joins the ranks of Doris Lessing, Margaret Atwood and Fay Weldon."
The New York Times Book Review
"Early on, you read Layover as if it's a thriller...But Layover gradually metamorphoses into a much deeper sort of novel about marriage, pain and the fantasy of flight...Zeidner is an affirmative writer who makes you care."
Newsweek
"A sharp and wryly moving portrait of a woman in the midst of a breakdown."
Kirkus Reviews