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7 Books to Watch for in June 2010

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Lee Kravitz's Unfinished Business and Dominique Browning's Slow Love

Slow Love

By Dominique Browning
250 pages; Atlas

Unfinished Business
By Lee Kravitz
224 pages; Bloomsbury

At a time when millions of Americans are losing their jobs, it's hard to drum up much sympathy for a couple of highly paid executives who got kicked off the fast track and into their own (well-tended) backyards. Good thing, then, that neither Dominique Browning, the former editor of the now defunct House & Garden magazine, nor Lee Kravitz, who ran Parade, is asking for your sympathy...Read more

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From the June 2010 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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