Review: Undertow, Enjoyable book!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 5, 2014
This book starts out with two young children that in each other only see their friend and playmate. They do not understand there is a class distinction until they reach their teens. Sadly, these distinctions didn't effect them but it did to those around them. We watch the changes in each family surrounding these kids. As often happens to affluent individuals they feel entitled to Lord over others what they have. Money does not make these people happy just domineering. We get to watch the love between Nate and Maura through most of their young lives. They have joyful and hurtful episodes as well as cruelty. Unfortunately, Maura's family undermine their relationship no matter what the cost to Maura or Nate. It takes a while and difficultcir circumstances for Maura to decide what she wants her future to include. I won't spoil the story but I saw very few errors and enjoyed the way the author was descriptive so you often saw the houses, beaches and lives all the characters live. Will look for further books by this author. Thanks for sharing your creativity with us readers.