Fiona, do not be rude!
Congee, Chinese rice soup, "is a satisfying meal after a long night in which one has done God's work." And "Hai" is the Cantonese word for "yes" if you lower the pitch. they are out, it says "cunt." A Chinese girl often says "Hai" as a brave Chinese girl has to be like a "Hello Kitty". Cute but to practice without a mouth, to contradiction, and without eyebrows to look bad.
Fiona Yu is a young Chinese woman in her late twenties, which is still with her parents in San Francisco and lives permanently contrasting cultures and forth between these rows to somehow stay on the surface of her life as a corporate lawyer. But she has a strange penchant for serial killers, wearing expensive clothes and arrives back at the beginning of the novel, to remove the absolutely gorgeous tragicomic attempt to hand her hymen, her school friend Sean. And begins a wild, wicked, deeply funky adventure.
Angela S. Choi's debut is garish and disturbing as title and cover, there is a settlement with mendacious morality, both that of the U.S. as well as that of the Chinese tradition. Choi speaks from the soul of a terrified at the same time and because it is hidden on his evil thoughts are aware. You get a need that heart to rinse with Listerine or boil in hot water.
I recommend this novel to all women "Dexter" fans who can tolerate more sarcasm, all of which Kathy Lette is harmless and Banana Yoshimoto too good and have all the women, their mouths and eyebrows.
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