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"I mean, all of us are someone else in the eyes of others. And for all I know, maybe that other is as true, as real, as the person we believe we are."
Meet Edie, a young woman who married Dean, one of a set of fraternal twins. Problem is his brother, his twin also has feelings for Edie and is not too subtle in his interactions with his brother's wife. This effects all three of them in not so healthy a way.
We next meet Edie twenty years later and in a different place, in a different situation. Edi ...more
Meet Edie, a young woman who married Dean, one of a set of fraternal twins. Problem is his brother, his twin also has feelings for Edie and is not too subtle in his interactions with his brother's wife. This effects all three of them in not so healthy a way.
We next meet Edie twenty years later and in a different place, in a different situation. Edi ...more
An interesting character study with the beautiful Edna Pritchard front and center. Someone who lives in a small town all her life yet it seems no one really knows what she is like, only what she looks like.
"[The point is] that when she remembers me she doesn't remember me. I mean all of us are someone else in the eyes of others. And for all I know, maybe that other is as true, as real, as the person we believe we are. But the thing is, when you're back home you never have a chance to be someone ...more
"[The point is] that when she remembers me she doesn't remember me. I mean all of us are someone else in the eyes of others. And for all I know, maybe that other is as true, as real, as the person we believe we are. But the thing is, when you're back home you never have a chance to be someone ...more
Having never been to Montana I can’t say for sure that Watson’s descriptions of its land and its people are perfect, but they feel that way. Edie is a heroine at once familiar (tough, victimized, seeking, strong) and wholly unique - particularly in her independence.
I appreciate the way this book is broken into three segments, each separated by twenty years. Each could stand alone as a novella, but together they form something rich and complex and very satisfying.
I appreciate the way this book is broken into three segments, each separated by twenty years. Each could stand alone as a novella, but together they form something rich and complex and very satisfying.
Excellent story spanning three generations. Loved it.
Feb 24, 2020
Shannon Navin
marked it as to-read
Feb 25, 2020
Kaileigh
marked it as to-read
3.5⭐️s
