![]() ![]() Lotto is the shining hero-charismatic, if a little dim-and destined for greatness. It’s the story of a marriage: two bright young things drawn together, one an agent of Fate the other of Fury. Their names were Lotto and Mathilde.įrom the outset, Fates and Furies sparks with theatrical flair: a tale of mythological proportions taken from the stars and strung together with dramatic irony, untimely deaths, family secrets, fatal misunderstandings-all the good stuff. He was tall, vivid a light flickered in him that caught the eye and held it. She was fair and sharp in a green bikini, though it was May in Maine and cold. House lights over the water dimmed to gray. The seabirds stopped their turning, the ocean went mute. Margot McGovern reviews Lauren Groff’sFates and Furies, a tragic love story in modern America.Ī thick drizzle from the sky, like a curtain’s sudden sweeping. ![]()
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