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gripping...

The threat of dusk was in the sky, the orange burn-out light that signaled nightfall--when he knew her as he new himself.

"Now I know the difference between love and death," he said.

"They say all roads lead to Rome and so they do." -opening line in novel

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I disliked this book. Maybe it's just me but just didn't work for me. Yes, I know there is a musical.

Love it already. Have wanted to read this book for a very long time. I remember back in 2000 I was trying to get a copy of this book and couldn't. So glad she has reprinted this earlier novel of hers. m

"Her decision and all of the rest of her days would not turn on the moment when she understood that Cole was dead, but rather on an earlier time at that same window when she'd received his wordless message by scent across a field.

So far this is falling short of "Eat, Pray, Love." Although, I'm sure it's hard to follow a book like that. I am still enjoying reading her narrative and love her indepth rantings on marriage. m

This is Luanne Rice's first novel that she wrote in 1985. I am so impressed with the dialogue and the unique qualities all three sisters have. It's easy to identify each sister, and that's tricky. I am looking forward to finishing this novel quickly. I think it's a brilliant first novel. I have read some of the quotes on this book, and it seems some have misunderstoond the layers that are there.

I just opened this book and I can't wait to devour it from front to cover. Splendid reading tonight. m

I know I will love it, I love all of her books!! Can't wait to burrow in to this one, m

I just started Morag's first novel that she wrote. So far I am loving in just like the rest. I am favoring the LORNA character the most in the book thus far...

My third novel of Morg Prunty's...Just loved "Poison Arrows," and so far delighted with this novel, tool. The book captures the lives of four different characters all burned out from the 'Celebrity obsessed world'. My favorite character is Molly thus far. Fill you in later when I read more, m

So far, not quite as mesmerizing as "Sunday's at Tiffany's." However, I enjoy his narrative always and like his stories, so I am enjoying it as a 'lighter' read.