Free Food For Millionaires is by Min Jin Lee, the author of Pachinko. There’s a similarity between the two novels, in the way one character’s actions ripple out and affect others. Free Food For Millionaires is set amid Korean families in New York. Although this is almost an ensemble novel, following the lives and choices of a group of characters, Casey Han is at the center. A well-educated, first-generation Korean-American, she struggles to find the unwritten rules to advance her career and her life. This is a wonderfully conflicted character, with her reckless romantic pairings and her regular Bible-study, with strong self-discipline and an unstoppable shopping habit.
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