by Deborah Smith, Mary Stuart Masterson
3.5 stars. Smith delivers much of her usual here, but with some twists: in this case, the childhood sweethearts never actually met until they were adults, and the tough Southern heroine is one quarter Japanese and something of a political fugitive. Neither of those make a whole lot of difference to...
This book is so good. I think it straddles the abyss of women's fiction (I hate women's fiction) but in such a good way. I say that because although it's a romance, it's also a story about two sisters and their journey to finding a home and stability. The writing was so effortless and the storytelli...
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