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Ready to Fall |
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Rating:  Summary: Dea incessu patuit Review: "Dea incessu patuit: 'And she revealed herself to be a goddess' (Virgil), as Venus did before Aeneas. And so, we are challenged to find our own goddess within, the part that makes you uniquely YOU." The life of Beth has become the Life of the Unfulfilled and Underappreciated, as she raises her 3 children into adolescence and struggles to find something to say to her spouse of many years. And then ... she plunges into the cyber world through e-mails to her traveling neighbor. Will she thrive and survive with this new allegance, or is she coming to learn more important things about herself? Through one sided e-mails, we go along on her Special Delivery discovery tour. It isn't necessarily Great Fiction, but it is fun and it is honest and written with plenty of wit. - The Goddess Mamalinda
Rating:  Summary: A unique and thoroughly contemporary novel. Review: Claire Cook's Ready To Fall is an intensively involving story of contemporary marriage and mid-life longing. We meet Beth Riordan, a 40-ish, taken-for-granted suburban wife and mother. Beth, through wry, revelatory emails to Thomas, an attractive neighbor who is the midst of a divorce, takes a zany romp with love through cyberspace. Ready To Fall is a highly recommended and thoroughly contemporary novel of identity, longing, love, family, friendship, and the Internet, cleverly and appropriately written in the format of email exchanges.
Rating:  Summary: Laugh out loud funny! Review: It is rare to read a book that makes you laugh out loud, but Claire Cook accomplishes this on the first page! Her email format is truly unique. You can bet others will be copying her believing that her witty style will be easy to replicate. I'm sure they'll find they are wrong. She manages to create the same excitement for the reader as they would get if they were intercepting email from a quirky neighbor about her semi-psychotic crush on the man next door. It doesn't get more innovative or seductive than this novel. If you want a book you simply can't put down, this is it! I can't wait to read more from this author.
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