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beckmank 's review for:
The Husband's Secret
by Liane Moriarty
This is one of those books I think you should know as little as possible before diving in. I picked this one up and I had a completely different (wrong) idea of what it was about and how the story was going to unfold. So glad I did. The book was a nice surprise.
The Husbands Secret explores the decisions we make and the resulting affect these decisions have on our lives, and those around us as well. The story is told from the alternating perspectives of three very different women: Cecilia, Tess, and Rachel. Told over the course of a week before Easter Sunday, Ms. Moriarty weaves the narrative around the same points in time, visiting in turn with each of the women. Her narrative is always interesting, sometimes funny, and other times heartbreaking. I listened to this one, and looked forward to hearing every sentence. This is one book that had me still thinking about it and the characters after I was finished reading.
For my full review, please visit Hidden Staircase.
The Husbands Secret explores the decisions we make and the resulting affect these decisions have on our lives, and those around us as well. The story is told from the alternating perspectives of three very different women: Cecilia, Tess, and Rachel. Told over the course of a week before Easter Sunday, Ms. Moriarty weaves the narrative around the same points in time, visiting in turn with each of the women. Her narrative is always interesting, sometimes funny, and other times heartbreaking. I listened to this one, and looked forward to hearing every sentence. This is one book that had me still thinking about it and the characters after I was finished reading.
For my full review, please visit Hidden Staircase.