I began reading this book by dismissing the possibility that it would be as monumental as Gone With The Wind. I expected the author's style to be different and for her to choose different story paths than Mitchell necessarily would have. However, I did not expect the main character and narrator, Sca...
And this is supposedly the sequel to GWTW?Tomorrow was supposed to be another day. Tomorrow was supposed to be the day Scarlett won Rhett back not the day Rhett would divorce Scarlett and marry another. And when the author finally realized the uproar she was creating for those die-hard Scarlett an...
While my adult memories of this story don't hold up to scrutiny, my high school self was over the moon to discover a happy resolution to the story of Scarlett and Rhett. I remember this book and many of it's plot elements vividly to this day, this book assuaged a deep need to resolve GONE WITH THE ...
I read this as a teenager sometime after finishing Gone With the Wind. I liked it, essentially, but even at 15 I could sense the feel of the characters was off. A reread is probably in order, but I normally don't like sequels by other authors, so this one is fairly low on my list.
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