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I had a lot more expectation about this book. At some parts it felt like it kept going on and on and never getting to the point. There is no real big climax or resolution to it.
I think I have had this same comment for other Moriarty novels. Fairly good story that could have been 100 to 150 shorter! I thought it would never end!
Clementine and Erika have a strange friendship. They’ve been in each other’s lives since childhood, and one wonders if the friendship has run its course. Erika and her husband Oliver invite Clementine and her family to a barbecue at a neighbor’s house, and it ends up being a day that will change their lives completely.
This book explores themes of friendship, marriage and surviving tragedy. The characters’ inner dialogues are displayed in alternating chapters, showcasing Moriarty’s usual wit and ...more
This book explores themes of friendship, marriage and surviving tragedy. The characters’ inner dialogues are displayed in alternating chapters, showcasing Moriarty’s usual wit and ...more
