Aaron W. (aaron) reviewed on 3/10/2006

A woman is caught up in the British suffrage movement, her family is burdened with her absence. Her daughter experiences the throes of childhood relationships changing as one matures. The shadow of death lingers throughout the story. This was a good story to pass the hours of transcontinental driving, but don't expect any significant enlightenment.

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