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"[Haigh] looks unflinchingly at family ties-the kind that limit and the kind that can actually liberate. The Condition is a satisfying feat of literary choreography." -- Wall Street Journal

"Poignant. . . . A strong nod to the healing power of love."--Publishers Weekly

"Haigh's characters are layered and authentic. Moreover, one would have to have a heart of stone not to care for them and follow their small sagas. . . . Haigh is such a gifted chronicler of the human condition."--Chris Bohjalian, Washington Post Book World

"[A] rich, enjoyable third novel. . . . Haigh sets many balls in motion . . . [and] the McKotch clan evolves believably, and satisfyingly."--People (People Pick)

"The ailment at the center of this remarkable novel is the human condition itself. Jennifer Haigh has written a sprawling, emotionally gripping account of one family's troubled history, enlivened by her formidable intelligence and deep insight into her characters' hearts and minds."--Tom Perrotta, New York Times bestselling author of Little Children and Election

"[Haigh] looks unflinchingly at family ties--the kind that limit and the kind that can actually liberate. The Condition is a satisfying feat of literary choreography."--Wall Street Journal

"Jennifer Haigh illuminates the dark tangle of desire and deed that is the family, that crucible we so often yearn to flee yet keep coming back to again and again. THE CONDITION is unsentimental, compelling, and moving, and I urge you to read it!"--Andre Dubus III, New York Times bestselling author of the National Book Award finalist House of Sand and Fog

"Filled with genuine insight and touching lyricism."--Kirkus Reviews

"THE CONDITION is something rare. . . . Ms. Haigh has a great gift for telling interwoven family stories and doing justice to all the different perspectives they present. . . . A remarkable accomplishment."--Janet Maslin, New York Times Book Review

[Haigh] looks unflinchingly at family ties the kind that limit and the kind that can actually liberate. The Condition is a satisfying feat of literary choreography. --Wall Street Journal"

Unaware of the long-standing grievances harbored by their divorced parents, three adult siblings embark on a tumultuous summer when the oldest, a successful Manhattan doctor, investigates his sister's chromosomal disorder against his mother's wishes. By the author of Mrs. Kimble. (General Fiction)