Review: Excellent read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 15, 2013
Tarro lives in a matriarchy. Tarro is a widower. He was 'trained' to be a devoted husband to his late wife. They never loved one another. Later on in the story, you find out the circumstances that surround her death. Everywhere but his house, he puts on the perfect act of an active mourner, though truth be told he is happy that his wife is gone. His late wife and his mother-in-law are very aggressive, manipulative, abusive women.He feels like he is stuck in a prison. He also truly believes, because of his past, that he does not deserve to be loved or any real friends. Though, he finds out that is not the case.One of his mother's colleagues has a son who is of 'marrying' age and asks Tarro for his assistance(since Tarro is seen as a perfect devotee, even after the death of his late wife).In comes the 'boy' he would help assist to help find a wife, Nerin. Nerin tosses Tarro's life upside down. This dark romance, Nerin and Tarro help each other come to terms of not just themselves as an individual, but each other. There is smut involved this novel. I feel this has a good plot and it has a good ending, that I feel you won't feel disappointed in it.