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Attachments
Ever find yourself eavesdropping on a conversation you really shouldn’t be hearing? Now imagine it’s your job—and you start catching feelings for one of the people you’re spying on. That’s the awkward, sweet, and ethically tangled setup of Rainbow Rowell’s debut novel, "Attachments." It’s about love before meeting, privacy gone sideways, and the kind of connections that only happen when no one’s watching—or maybe when everyone is.
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