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This book was a typical family saga type of book but with a bit of a mystery (for awhile). I listened to it on audio and really enjoyed it that way since the author and the reader are Australian it was nice to hear it that way.
The premise is that this is a story of three women, who at first do not seem connected at all, but become connected when they all show up in the same city. The women are Cecilia, Tess, and Rachel. Both Cecilia and Rachel are involved in the same "mystery" ( a tragedy reall ...more
The premise is that this is a story of three women, who at first do not seem connected at all, but become connected when they all show up in the same city. The women are Cecilia, Tess, and Rachel. Both Cecilia and Rachel are involved in the same "mystery" ( a tragedy reall ...more
The club as a whole found this book interesting and compelling. Janis felt it was too contrived, too much of a soap opera. We had a very lively, intense discussion about guilt and about right and wrong.
I was expecting a lot from this book and ended up with... well, not much. The first chapters were ok, but then I started thinking: when is something interesting going to hapen, what has this got to do with the story. After a while I did realize that the characters were intertwined, but the plot took a different direction than I expected. I wanted to like this book but it left me feeling nothing. Not something I would recommend to a fellow reader.
Feb 24, 2014
Emma Amirinanlou
marked it as to-read
Feb 13, 2017
Tanya
rated it
really liked it
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