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By: Valerie France
Do you mind if I include this review which first appeared in Gender Trust News? It may be helpful. "This novel, a gripping tale of people and their emotions, is in the tradition of a long line of authors and is fit to be ranked alongside the works of Joanna Trollope. It holds your attention and you really want to know what happens next. Having finished it, you put it down with the sense of having parted from a friend. The theme is how one modern young woman copes with life, marriage and career – with all their difficulties – and the extra complications when things so wrong, as happens in so many lives. Most authors would treat these issues on a material and emotional basis but Valerie France takes things rather further. Why do things go wrong, what do you really feel about them deep down and what do you have to do to make them right again? These questions are far from easy and this novel dares to introduce an element of religion or, in this case, more truly, spirituality. If this was not brave enough, there is also a substantial dash of transsexualism, which makes it braver still. This novel goes deeply into people and what really makes them work – and that search for the real self which is so important. This is a good story, full of good insights, and one that you won't want to put down. Thoroughly recommended." - GT News (Magazine of the Gender Trust) - Autumn 2003
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Date added: Feb 7, 2005