Catherine Dehdashti Launches Debut Novel
By: Christina Mancuso Apr. 28, 2015
Minnesota writer Catherine Dehdashti has released her debut novel, "Roseheart."
A story about family, Roseheart is set in the 1990s, and told through the sardonic voice of Valerie Kjos. She's a young Midwestern Gen X'er whose life is just barely coming together with her boyfriend when his Iranian mother, Goli, comes for a visit that seems to never end. Valerie will have to decide what's more important to her-doing everything her own way, or her beloved Naveed with his live-in mother, who might not approve if she knew everything about her. But as she's about to learn, Goli has secrets of her own. "Sometimes funny, often moving, 'Roseheart' is a novel that reads like a diary, and also like a mystery, as the story builds toward a surprising revelation," says Jeremy Iggers, a long-time Minneapolis journalist and author. "And for anyone with a fondness for or curiosity about Persian culture and cuisine, 'Roseheart' offers special rewards."Title: "Roseheart"
Publisher: Causy Taylor Literary Publishing
Print: ISBN 978-0-9863686-7-7 $14.99, 304 pages, 6"x 9" paperback
Kindle ASIN: B00UPVHRKU $9.99
Library of Congress control number 2015901342 Contacts: causytaylor@gmail.com, cdehdashti@gmail.com
Website: www.catherinedehdashti.com (cover and author images, author Q&A, video book trailer, recipes). Review ebook available upon request to journalists.
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