Title: Good book, but a few flaws
Product review: I agree with the reader who put this into the 'likable woman faces crisis category.' I enjoyed the book, but the author lost me on a couple of details. I have a mother with Alzheimer's and would never keep reminding her that her son had died (and thankfully, this is not an issue for us). For a person with AD, being reminded of a loss makes them have to go through the initial shock of grief, over and over. What is generally suggested is the 'therapeutic fib' (from our AD training class). Sophie would have been better advised to say, "Ethan is out of town" or something along those lines.
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