Tragically realistic slice of contemporary life

My second book by this author represents just too much of real life being unfair to good people. An American Marriage was more eloquently written. This one lacks pacing, the first two-thirds lackluster, the last third compacting too much drama in a short space so that the story seems truncated and the characters feel incompletely elucidated. I was disappointed by this book and would be so to recommend it.

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