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Misty Wilmot, once a promising young painter, now lives on a tourist‑infested island as a hotel waitress. Her husband, a contractor, lies in a coma after a suicide attempt, yet his clients press lawsuits against Misty for alleged vulgar messages found on houses he remodelled. Amidst this turmoil, Misty’s dormant artistic talent erupts into a compulsive painting spree. The newfound creativity entangles her in a larger conspiracy threatening hundreds of lives. In this darkly humorous tale, Chuck Palahniuk explores marriage, art, legal pressure, and the fragile line between genius and madness.
First publish date: 2003
Genre: Humorous Fiction/Dark Humor
Authors: Chuck Palahniuk
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