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At the height of his career Dr. Philip Tate of Boston, a psychiatrist with a compulsion for breaking into houses, picks the lock of a friend's home and is seduced by the friend's drunk wife. So begins the downward slide of a man who had everything.
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Having everything: a novel
1999, Grove Press, Distributed by Publishers Group West
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Having everything: a novel
1999, Atlantic Monthly Press, Grove/Atlantic, Incorporated
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"Philip Tate was forty-five and he had everything-a distinguished career, a still-beautiful wife, two healthy kids in top schools-and now he had the Goldman Chair."
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"Philip Tate was forty-five and he had everything-a distinguished career, a still-beautiful wife, two healthy kids in top schools-and now he had the Goldman Chair."
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