Helpful Score: 1
This book was enjoyable, but not wonderful. It deals with a woman, Rose, who arrives at a home for unwed mothers, even though she herself is married, and what transpires during her stay there. The story mainly dealt with how the lies and ommissions of truth that we create have a lasting effect on our lives and the people we care for the most. All of the characters have a lie in their past that has prevented them from being able to truly connect to others. A good read, just not one I could rave about.
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