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kpro4 's review for:
An Invisible Thread
by Alex Tresniowski, Valerie Salembier, Laura Schroff
Sweet read, though at times I definitely felt like I was reading about how this rich white woman saved a poor black boy's life.
Laura stepped into Maurice's life and improved it. That is a fact. However, sometimes when she wrote about her history or when she married Michael and lived a codependent life I was less than impressed with the storyline.
I was SO frustrated when she didn't invite Maurice to Christmas dinner because Michael said she couldn't. I was SO frustrated when she didn't push for kids harder because Michaels said he didn't want more. They also felt like filler in a story that was supposed to be about Maurice and Laura.
I don't know. Parts of the book were two stars, parts were five stars. I cried a lot and was thankful that after all Maurice went through he is safe and happy.
Laura stepped into Maurice's life and improved it. That is a fact. However, sometimes when she wrote about her history or when she married Michael and lived a codependent life I was less than impressed with the storyline.
I was SO frustrated when she didn't invite Maurice to Christmas dinner because Michael said she couldn't. I was SO frustrated when she didn't push for kids harder because Michaels said he didn't want more. They also felt like filler in a story that was supposed to be about Maurice and Laura.
I don't know. Parts of the book were two stars, parts were five stars. I cried a lot and was thankful that after all Maurice went through he is safe and happy.