Title: Satisfying read for Women of all Ages!
Product review: Much has been said about the plot. The woman is believable. We identify immediately with middle-aged Jo as she tells us about her life both present and past. We understand her frustrations and her secret thoughts and desires. And as she deliberately brings her past into the present, we wonder about the wisdom of her choice as she plunges into a relationship that might destroy all she cares about now. I worried about her and wondered how it would all end. The novel hold attention and interest. (However, I doubted Jo's freedom of choice, for in reality, she would have had to be more involved with her husband's church ministry than she was in the novel. It seemed his vocation was one in which she shared little with him,and this is not true of minister's wives I have known who must serve equally with their husbands.)Evelyn Horan - authorJeannie, A Texas Frontier Girl, Books One - Three
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