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I did another quick one Different Doors

Here's my shamrock/gold layout. Captured

As they say, better late than never! Whispering Close

I managed to squeeze one in this morning. Door ATC #1

I so can relate to this statement!

Lovely pages ladies!

I have to agree with Tracy it was hard to keep track of which character's view point was in each chapter. The 2 older ones were had to keep straight. I bought a Kindle version but wanted to listen to like an audiobook but I had to switch back to reading it because I was confused. #1. To be honest, I identify with the found sister. Evangeline. I, too am a product of an affair. I didn't find out until about 10 years ago and I'm 64 years old. I've shared my story in the forums in the past so I won't go into again here but basically I was lied to my whole life. I discovered that I have 2 half brothers and 1 half sister (we share the same father) that I never knew about. They aren't interested in meeting me and the feeling is mutual. I grew up with 1 half sister and 1 half brother (we share the same mother). #2. I think among sisters it would have hit Savannah the hardest in that it was her twin. You always hear about the connection between twins. You could tell she had survivors guilt. The older sisters were able to escape/leave and hide from their grief, sort of like out of site out of mind. Savannah didn't want to leave her twin behind and she felt left behind because her older sisters left and moved on. #3 Meemaw lost so much and she feels like it's her fault. She's overprotective and controlling with her granddaughters because she feels that is the only way she can keep from losing them. When the older 2 move out to get away from Meemaw's control she feels 2 more losses. She finds and keep things so she feels like she has some control of not losing anything more. #4 As stated in #1 when the author brought in the storyline of children from affairs that really hit me. As did the loss of a sister. While I lost my sister to cancer I had a sense of guilt of not being there for her. Again I agree with Tracy in regards to the mom, Beverly. I couldn't even begin to imagine losing a child, then to become ill and die without knowing what happened. #7 I, too, thought Beverly's friend, Celia took Georgia to raise herself. I was not expecting her to have an affair with Beverly's husband, Jack. It was sad that Georgia didn't have a happy ending but I guess life isn't always a bed of roses. All in all I enjoyed the book. I have to give the other questions some thought. I'm not good at explaining my thoughts.