Robb Forman Dew “The Evidence Against Her”

This is one of those books you must read slowly. Be prepared for a lot of description and character development, to study other people, to understand why people behave the way they do. You will meet 3 kids being born on the same day and know how that influences their relationships with other people in their lives. Dew takes ordinary people and, by showing us events through their eyes, helps us to understand them.

I thought the story was pretty good.

Ann.

 

Reynolds Price “Kate Vaiden”

A sweet, sad story… The readers follow through the life of the main character, Kate Vaiden. I love and accept her, sometimes I don’t understand her or why she makes the decisions she makes. She is forgiving, loving and awful all at the same time. She runs away from those who would love and give her the most, and she doesn't regret it. Life taught her hard lessons: she had survived the murder of her mother by her father and his suicide, the accidental death of her favorite lover, the suicides of two of her lovers, abandonment of her infant son.

Reynolds Price’s a wonderful story teller.

Galya.