If I
had to pick one word to describe this book I would say it would have to be
GUILT. The story follows three generations of women who have all done less than
stellar things in their life, but instead of dealing with their mistakes in
mature and adult ways, decided instead to let things fester and grow to the
point that the third generation Carrie finds herself having a near-nervous
breakdown and in need of answers.
This
tale was captivating. By the time I was into the third chapter I couldn't put
it down. I was annoyed at times with the characters, but end the end I was
happy that I had read it. Even though I would say this book is thought
provoking, it is still what I would consider a quick read. It has touches of
historical fiction, but not enough to really put it in the genre. If you enjoy
mother-daughter stories, this would be a great one to check out.
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