I’m really enjoying Rokitansky by Alice Darwin. It is about three different women, each in a different stage of their life. The chapters rotate from Moira to Tori to Ms Brown. As of this writing, I don’t yet know what connects them, although I can guess, as that has yet to be revealed. So far, very interesting and very sad.
“The letter from the stranger had made Tori cry. harry had wanted to cry watching her read it. He had grown accustomed to watching his wife have her heart repeatedly broken. He felt powerless to stop it from happening again, unable to mend her.” (55% on Kindle)
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Wasted Days And Wasted Nights 
Poor Harry, that feeling of helplessness is awful!
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That’s a powerful 56. I wonder what’s going on that’s so hard on Tori
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I finished the book last night. Well worth the read. And I won’t be giving anything away by saying that Tori and her husband are going through screening for in vitro fertilization (IVF) in the UK. That’s what is breaking her heart. I hope you read this one. It’s really very interesting, informative, and heartbreaking.
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I do love it when authors can pull off tying different characters’ stories to one another. Happy reading!
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I have to wonder what was in the letter.
Happy weekend!
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That Friday 56 really makes you wonder, thanks for sharing.
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