Reviews of Trespass

“Crafted with a genteel wit and a landscape painter’s eye: a tale both titillating and charming. It deserves to grace a beach chair this summer.” —Kirkus Reviews, starred

 “Sharply realized characters and . . . remarkable prose.” —Publishers Weekly

 “A runaway stranger trespasses on a woman’s home and life, sending ripples through her extended family. . . . Quirky characters, passages of keen insight, and vivid, sensual descriptions of gardens.” —Booklist

 “Pleasantly crafted prose.” —Library Journal

"Trespass is about all kinds of trespass, crossing boundaries and resting on someone else’s property, land, and sexual bodies and souls. A wonderful book.” —Charles Baxter

“A work rich in both the perverse beauty of estrangement and the rare delicacy of actual connection. This is a wild and remarkable book.” —Robert Boswell

“Grace Dane Mazur’s new novel, Trespass, burrows magically under the skin and takes up permanent residence there until the last page is read.” —Richard Russo