Review: Refreshingly honest book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 7, 2012
I stumbled across Ruth Harris when one of her novels was offered for free on the kindle best sellers list.  At first I thought she was another "Danielle Steele" or "Nora Roberts" (no shade) author but she is not.  This novel was refreshingly honest about female/male relationships from the 1950s roughly to the 1970s.  You can see the roles of men/women changing as society changes- I liked that.  Not only did the sex roles change throughout the decades but Harris never lost the focus of the story.  I can agree with another reviewer- this is not just a "chick" novel.  Men and women could enjoy this novel and engage in dicussion afterwards.