Title: Wells Captures the Essence of Southern Sisterhood
Product review: So well does Ms. Wells understand the bonds formed in Southern childhood and the unique way that women have of creating family through rituals of blood and water. The first chapter reads as though it were a distant memory out of one's own past - full of hot lazy summers, girlish laughter, and tall pitchers of iced tea drunk on screened porches. At times bordering on the melodramatic, Divine Secrets is still entertaining, tear-jerking storytelling at its best-- something too many authors have forgotten. The most remarkable feat of this books is the ability of Ms. Wells to shift from Vivi's to Sidda's voice with a smooth as silk transition. Regardless of whether your mother is your best friend or someone you don't recognize on the street, you will recognize yourself and her in Divine Secrets.
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