Three Ply Yarn

Rating:
Summary: Sorry, but this was just a poorly written book
Review: The author is so sincere and earnest in her efforts I really hate to have to say it, but this is just a poorly written book.

The "Chapters" are divided up according to which one of the women is telling it. Each woman's chapter is told in the first person. Since the characters are virutally interchangeable this makes for a bit of confusion at times as to which woman is speaking.

The storyline is really not what I would call plot-driven, and the women tend to have the same experiences. At least two of the women, without an inkling of any past lesbian feelings, suddenly fall head over heels in love with another woman. The way the two women's separate experiences are written are almost identical, right down to the descriptive: "my breasts began to spark/sparkle."

All but one woman either is lesbian or suddenly becomes lesbian, a rather unlikely prospect given that 3 of the women are related, and the others are all childhood friends.

I would like to add that Ms. March wrote a wonderful novel "The Hide and Seek Files", and I highly recommend it.

Rating:
Summary: Sorry, but this was just a poorly written book
Review: The author is so sincere and earnest in her efforts I really hate to have to say it, but this is just a poorly written book.

The "Chapters" are divided up according to which one of the women is telling it. Each woman's chapter is told in the first person. Since the characters are virutally interchangeable this makes for a bit of confusion at times as to which woman is speaking.

The storyline is really not what I would call plot-driven, and the women tend to have the same experiences. At least two of the women, without an inkling of any past lesbian feelings, suddenly fall head over heels in love with another woman. The way the two women's separate experiences are written are almost identical, right down to the descriptive: "my breasts began to spark/sparkle."

All but one woman either is lesbian or suddenly becomes lesbian, a rather unlikely prospect given that 3 of the women are related, and the others are all childhood friends.

I would like to add that Ms. March wrote a wonderful novel "The Hide and Seek Files", and I highly recommend it.