I don’t mean that as a manner of speaking. I mean I kept
wiping my eyes and casting furtive glances to the other side of the bed to make
sure Mary hadn’t caught me.
There was never a time while reading this book when I was
entirely sure what was going to happen next. And I frequently found myself
asking Stedman to back up and take a different path. But the woman is unflinching
in taking the story in directions dictated by the lives of the characters,
rather than by the sensibilities of the reader.
No kidding, made me cry.
And now, if you’ll excuse, I need to go do something manly. Ahem...
Oh, and PLEASE don't read about the book before you read the book. trust me on this - Michael
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