The Mars House
The Mars House moves as nimbly as its ballet-dancer hero, sidestepping the potential issues with its immigration storyline and pivoting toward something that’s nuanced and fresh. The result is both an epic love story and a deft political thriller, in which lengthy philosophical discussions feel more gripping than the battles in most other books.
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This is a delicious, often whimsical take on serious issues, with many surprising plot twists and a gentle, gender-neutral romance.
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Something strange and wonderful, an utterly unique and gently beautiful love story rooted in a complicated exploration of our need for connection and a place to call home ... Pulley’s well-written prose and offbeat humor shine throughout.
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