This was the third of the Cal Hooper trilogy. I really liked all three...this one maybe not quite as much as the first two. If I was writing this on another day, I might give it the half a star back. I really enjoy the author's writing, and I think I will try some of her other books from the Dublin Murder Squad series.
This is the newest from Jonathan Evison. I've never read any of his previous work. This is a good read, but kind of difficult subject matter. A couple nearing 90 have to deal with the realities of caring for each other and themselves. Personally, it is a reminder that we need to make changes to our home sooner rather than later. It is told in a dual timeline format, which I usually am not keen on, but it makes sense to tell the story of their relationship and family that way.
Well, I have gotten my numbering all mixed up again. I start a new Goodreads bookshelf at the beginning of each year, and add all the books I read within the year to it. Goodreads says that you can add reread books, but I haven't had luck getting them on two different bookshelves. So confusing.
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