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SeaShell99
Posted October 5, 2010
Good read
Good story line. Easy to follow. Will read all by Spencer after this book!
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Anonymous
Posted March 29, 2001
Wonderful Read
Although this novel is not my favorite by LaVyrle Spencer, it is definitely worth reading more that once. I really did not agree with killing off the husband so the wife and brother-in-law could marry, but it is what I would have expected from what I know of Spencer's style.
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Anonymous
Posted March 7, 2001
Unfair, couldn't bear!
I guess it's just that i never left the 'morality of constraint' time of my childhood, but after the husband's demise and even before ,i could not for the life of me justify the affair by any means. He asked them to do it and they refused, yet they were ''meant to be.' I thought that was farfetched and it read that way. I saw nothing romantic about the fact that he died and they lived happily ever after, even though they betrayed him, after pretending his suggestion was such an abomination.
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Anonymous
Posted August 4, 2000
A keeper
This was the first romance novel I had ever read. It's funny because I remember seeing the movie, and liking it until the end where society wouldn't have agreed with the book ending and therefore (in the movie) Mary and Aaron lived separate lives. The book on the other hand was very, very good. At first it throws you because of the sister-in-law, brother-in-law thing. But as the book progresses, you see that Mary and Aaron really were meant for each other. The last chapters of the book are absolutely the best, and it almost makes you wish it went into people's mind more to see what they were really thinking. The book as a whole is a definite read. It makes you cry, and also makes you happy. It involves you.
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