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In One Person, by John Irving
Can one person ever make us completely happy? William Abbott, the protagonist of In One Person by John Irving, has a type, but that's as far as he can commit. His problem is that no one else—especially not members of his family—can accept that he's attracted to both men and women. His family disapproves of his lovers. His male lovers don't think he's all that into men. His female lovers think he'll leave him for a man. On top of all this, Bill has an unfortunate habit of saying the worst possible things to his loves at the worst possible moments...
Read the rest of my review at Summer Reading Project.