For all women. Four women, each with problems, come together socially as the Saving Graces. The four women are so real. As are their problems. But it is their inner-speak and their public utterances that is the cauterising appeal of this work.
Tears are inevitable.
Ah, Patricia Gaffney has done it this time. I loved every word. In this phenomenal novel, four women, very different from one another show the importance and power of friendship. She is the envy of all with her supermodel looks and kind and generous heart, but no one knows what is going on in that lovely head of hers as she stumbles into prescription drug abuse and tries to analyze her life and her marriage with professional help. With a Masters degree in early childhood education, Lee ironically is unable to have children of her own.