I See You Everywhere by Julia Glass – Review

I See You Everywhere by Julia Glass

In her third and most autobiographical ­novel, “I See You Everywhere,” Julia Glass engages this volatile dynamic head-on, presenting a double portrait of mismatched sisters, Louisa and Clem Jardine, whose lives are intertwined, “like a double helix, two souls coiling round a common axis, joined yet never touching.” Throughout her life, Louisa — the brainy, cautious, urban older sister — simmers with jealousy over her younger sister’s superior vitality, her supercharged love life and her adventurous career in the wilderness, where she works among creatures still wilder than she.

Book Review – ‘I See You Everywhere,’ by Julia Glass – Review – NYTimes.com.