This is a frighteningly well-written book; at times, it is difficult to read, but that is the job of good literature sometimes to make us uncomfortable. Its themes are as old as family life, and the story will remain with and haunt you for a long time. The author just hits the nail square on the head with her depiction of how families keep and pass secrets down through generations, and leave future generations wondering why their family is the way it is.

With Oprah's Book Club out of business, I hope there are still venues open to give young writers, such as Christina Schwarz, of talent the national audience they deserve.

I am releasing this book to lorik today, Friday, February 7, 2003, via mail with the hope that it will be read with as much interest as I did.

got this in the mail today, thank you, really wanted this one, will be back here after iv read it

I really enjoyed this book!! Keeps you wondering right to the end..
I give this book 10 stars, and hope there is more to come from this author.
I gave this book to my aunt in Indiana, I hope she enjoys it as much as I did.

Released on Sunday, March 16, 2003 at controled release in Portage, Indiana USA.

gave this to my aunt