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4.0 out of 5 stars
BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN TALE
As an avid and varied reader sometimes I take a chance on an author I have not tried before. In Elizabeth Richards case I am so happy I did. Her protaganist, Paige, is a 40 year old woman struggling with infertility, loss, a stepson, and a band of "littles" that she babysits. The interactions of these characters are unique; offsetting; slightly eccentric.(much like...
Published on November 26, 2002 by Gayla Collins
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1.0 out of 5 stars
Rescue? Let her jump...
It was all I could do to finish this horrible book. The main character seemed to be sleepwalking her way through life, abusing her prescriptions of anti-depressants. Very monotone, very boring. By the time I was finished reading it, I had no compassion for any of the characters, and thought they should be jailed for being too boring, or better yet, go ahead and do some...
Published on October 9, 2002 by Alvin L. Gorgita
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN TALE,
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This review is from: Rescue : A Novel (Hardcover)
As an avid and varied reader sometimes I take a chance on an author I have not tried before. In Elizabeth Richards case I am so happy I did. Her protaganist, Paige, is a 40 year old woman struggling with infertility, loss, a stepson, and a band of "littles" that she babysits. The interactions of these characters are unique; offsetting; slightly eccentric.(much like Anne Tyler offers) The dialogue is realistic and crisp. I experienced a myriad of emotion along with the characters, always a sign of a well written story. I look forward to purchasing, "Every Day" as this author shows strong promise.
1.0 out of 5 stars
Rescue? Let her jump...,
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This review is from: Rescue : A Novel (Hardcover)
It was all I could do to finish this horrible book. The main character seemed to be sleepwalking her way through life, abusing her prescriptions of anti-depressants. Very monotone, very boring. By the time I was finished reading it, I had no compassion for any of the characters, and thought they should be jailed for being too boring, or better yet, go ahead and do some sort of suicide pact and jump off that ledge.
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Rescue by Elizabeth Richards (Hardcover - March 1, 1999)
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