Review: A Good Pleasure Read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 23, 2013
This book is not about the 19th century on a farm or even the risks that "Jake Walker" takes to conceal his identity.  It is about grief -- the loss of parents and spouses and the way these sorrows spread out to others like rings around a rocks plop in a pond. Because a grieving husband/father couldn't reach out to his children, their relationship is not strong as it needs to be. Because a grieving brother can't forgive himself, he refuses to forgive or permit forgiveness for others leading to more misery.I really wish the author had gotten one more edit and proofreading. But, if you wade past these little things, the book is better than many.I bought this book for my Kindle Fire.