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Fabio Cidral _idral — Right from the start you know it's going to end badly. But it's one thing for someone to tell you so and another thing to feel it deep down in your gut, with every beat of your heart and every turn of the page. The story is told from the alternating characters perspective. Laura the reluctant farmwife, her husband Henry, his brother Jamie damaged WWII bomber pilot, and then husband and wife black sharecroppers Hap and Florence, and finally their son Ronsel a retuned WWII tanker hero. Jamie's relationships with Ronsel and Laura bring the impending disaster to a head. Hillary Jordan's writing is beautiful. I felt that I was standing right there with the characters as the events were unfolding. I highlighted more passages in this book than ever before. Two of my favorites are from the beginning of the book and both from Laura.... "The world was on the other side of that bridge, the world of light bulbs and paved roads and shirts that stayed white. When the river rose, the world was lost to us and we to it."..."Beginnings are elusive things. Just when you think you have hold of one, you look back and see another, earlier beginning, and an earlier one before that." Two more from the end of the book are from Jaime and Ronsel..."Sometimes it's necessary to do wrong. Sometimes it's the only way to make things right. Any God who doesn't understand that can go *$#^ Himself." ...."That's the ending we want, you and me both. I'll grant you it's unlikely, but it is possible." All of these bring you straight to the essence of these characters. I wish I could write a more eloquent review but I just don't have the words. I can't wait to try something else written by Hillary Jordan.

Daisy Theodosi _aisy_heodosi — This was not nearly as good as her Glass Castle book but it was an interesting read.

Max Clement maxclement — I don't know what it was about this book, I never really got absorbed by it. There were interesting sections about photography and the nature of memory, but the story itself just didn't stand out for me.