I'm 53, I grew up on Robert E Howard, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Tolkien, Asimov and others... these days the non fiction books I typically read are by Tom Clancy, Ludlum, Orson Scott Card .... so this wasn't even close to a typical read for me. I read the Social Tudor to discuss with my mother because I knew she was excited about it.
At first I thought this is so wonderfully predictable, I knew that the lead characters were going to get together, just not how. By chapter three I was so engaged with the characters, their family relationships and the dynamics of their odd relationship that I found the predictability of the ending (if I was right, and I really hoped I was) actually seemed to serve the narrative so that the reader could really lean into and focus on the well thought out dialogue and turmoil of emotions experienced by characters... without the distraction of guessing at who might end up with who. I meant only to peruse the book to be conversant... I ended up reading every word, buying 3 additional copies for family... and reading one night til 2am without realizing the time.
Was I right in my predictions of who would end up with whom? And was it wonderfully predictable? I can't say... but I would predict that you will enjoy this wonderful book.
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