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This is the first book where I identified with one of the characters to such an extent that it scared me. It’s a strange, but beautifully sad story. The premise of the book is ingenious and the author continued to add inventive ideas throughout the book.
Synopsis: A newly widowed Paul struggles to come to terms with his wife’s (Lexy) death, ruled an accident, and decides to teach their dog Lorelei how to speak. Lorelei was the only witness to Lexy’s death. Paul talks about their marriage, Lexy’s behavior and his need to understand what happened. In the end, he “… remembers [his] wife in white.”
I loved this emotional journey Paul lead me through along with the wallop of pain in finding out his wife’s true intent. Once Paul figured out he wasn’t a bad husband, and realized his wife's struggles, he was able to move on.
Has anyone else read this book? I’d be interested to hear what you think.
Synopsis: A newly widowed Paul struggles to come to terms with his wife’s (Lexy) death, ruled an accident, and decides to teach their dog Lorelei how to speak. Lorelei was the only witness to Lexy’s death. Paul talks about their marriage, Lexy’s behavior and his need to understand what happened. In the end, he “… remembers [his] wife in white.”
I loved this emotional journey Paul lead me through along with the wallop of pain in finding out his wife’s true intent. Once Paul figured out he wasn’t a bad husband, and realized his wife's struggles, he was able to move on.
Has anyone else read this book? I’d be interested to hear what you think.
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