Then, out of nowhere her college friends, Ross and Alice, reappear again. There appearance works havoc in her life. What she holds most dear in her life will become lost to her forever. Anne, a very loyal friend, will become the person who refuses to believe Kathy had anything but love for her husband, Elliott. Anne's father has passed away. She understands what it means to lose someone you love deeply.
My favorite parts of the book is the returning of a helpful dad with smoking pipe in hand. You know, this is a good book for a Father's Day gift too. If not for Father's Day, any day because dads are always remembered for their love and protection.
Because of this book I thought a great deal about cruelty of hatred. If a person really hates a person, it is practically impossible for that person not to do something horrible and despicable. Oddly enough they might call their motivation love. I have heard people say there is a thin line between love and hate. Now, I think those words make more sense to me.


