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Book Review: Saving Grace

by Kenna Griffin

Novelist Ted Chapman and his trophy wife, Grace, seem to live a fairy tale life. They are successful, with a beautiful home, a high society standing and a devoted daughter.

Jane GreenBut we all know looks can be deceiving.

Ted actually has terrible rages, and Grace is afraid to make a wrong move in her own home.

When Grace hires a new assistant to help her cope with Ted, she finds herself questioning her marriage, her reputation and her sanity. The question becomes how much the new assistant, Beth, has to do with Grace’s problems.

Saving Grace was not my favorite Jane Green novel. But, despite not being my favorite, it still was a great read. I changed my mind about Grace’s issues several times while reading this book and still was surprised by the end. That’s some strong plot development.

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Comments

  5. teresagross625 says

    profkrg Oh gosh…… The Witness, Most Wanted, Shoe Dog are a couple. I read a lot pf professional and YA too.

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  6. teresagross625 says

    profkrg Where They Found Her, Pretty Girls, The Drowning Girls, Good Girl (I am a HUGE reader.)

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