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manikahemmerixh 's review for:
My Husband
by Maud Ventura
If you've ever wondered what it's like to have an anxious attachment style, this book is it (though taken to an extreme). My husband spans only a week and revolves around the thoughts and perceptions of the narrator, a wife who is "very passionately in love with her husband" (whatever you say girl, we'll call it passion) . It's almost more a character study than a novel. There isn't a market for books about unhinged women for no reason. I am the target audience, and this was no exception. I love deep dives into a character's psyche and this one was written so that even when the character was being stripped bare, the reader would continue to learn she wasn't giving everything away.
I may be in the minority by feeling like I could have done without the epilogue, but from a creative stand-point, and if I were in the shoes of the author - I understand it. I can imagine that many people would say the book almost doesn't "make sense" without it.
I may be in the minority by feeling like I could have done without the epilogue, but from a creative stand-point, and if I were in the shoes of the author - I understand it. I can imagine that many people would say the book almost doesn't "make sense" without it.