Thanks, Renee. You, too. (I was able to get A Beautiful, Terrible Thing immediately through Libby since it’s been out for awhile.)

I can see that. I sort of questioned that too, but felt like the therapist was enough of a confirmation for me.

I felt like she diagnosed him by searching Google. I know the one therapist agreed with her, but that therapist had never met the husband. The things he did to her were bad, but I didn’t think they were bad enough to put that label on him.

Thanks, Sarah.

Libraries can be very frustrating. I got Beautiful from one of the two belong to using the Libby app.

I’m happy to hear you’re liking The Altruists because it’s definitely one I feel a little nervous about.

I liked A Beautiful, Terrible Thing a lot. I’m very curious what bothered you about it.

Our books seem to be really lining up lately. I finished a Beautiful, Terrible Thing and thoroughly enjoyed it. The author did her own reading and did a really nice job.

Finished it and really liked it. She did a great job reading it.

I’m eager to hear your thoughts on A Woman, so text me your thoughts when you get a little further in.

You’re so right. WWII novels are always set in Europe or Asi, so this one should be interesting. Plus I think it’s sort of a COA story which should make it even more interesting.