In a hotel in London, three stories play out over the years. The first is the story of a successful but jealous woman who covets her sister’s life, so much so that she sleeps with her fiance and must live with the repercussions of that act. The second is the story of the fiance’s mother [...]
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The Third Angel by Alice Hoffman
Posted in Book Reviews, Coming of Age, Death and Dying, families, tagged angels, dysfunction, England, faith, herons, love, rockstars, tragedy, travel on May 10, 2008 | 1 Comment »
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