I liked this very much and found the ending satisfying. The final section is the daughter's. As with Rev. Steven Drew's section, she reveals herself to be an unreliable narrator . . . or at least an unreliable witness when speaking to our prosecutor.
I noticed that this has lower ratings than other Bohjalian books. Not sure why--maybe not as suspenseful in the traditional way, but I found the characters to be quite believable, and the depiction of spousal abuse convincing. Maybe that's why it's not as popular--it's too good.
I noticed that this has lower ratings than other Bohjalian books. Not sure why--maybe not as suspenseful in the traditional way, but I found the characters to be quite believable, and the depiction of spousal abuse convincing. Maybe that's why it's not as popular--it's too good.
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