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Title: Good Stuff
Review: Liz Elliott and Sheridan Ross are mature characters who are faced with adult decisions. Watching them work the problems associated with those decisions was fascinating. I also enjoyed the relationship between Liz and her nineteen year old daughter Becca, although I had to stretch my "suspension of disbelief" a bit on that one.The book deals realistically with the implications of a personal philosophy of sacrificing love (i.e., happiness) for a career. Decisions like that aren't necessarily "cut and dried," especially when one's family is providing unsolicited input, as this story illustrates well.This is one of the best sports-related stories I've read --- much better than (going back a few years) "Courted" by Celia Cohen and "Forty Love" by Diana Simmons, for example. If you like Frankie Jones and Diana Tremain Braund, or if you enjoyed Kenna White's "Beneath the Willow," you will probably be pleased with this book.
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