Lori
The story is split between the past and present and the past timeline is really the most drawing part of the story.
The past brings up well formed issues and ideas around traditional healing, woman’s places in Male dominated fields, and independent lifestyles. The present timeline is where I didn’t like changes to the main characters personality and other characters judging her life as unfulfilled with no partner and kids. In both timelines the miscommunication trope is used to be the main problem in an unproblematic relationship.
I liked this book but wish there were some changes to the present timeline.
The story is split between the past and present and the past timeline is really the most drawing part of the story.
The past brings up well formed issues and ideas around traditional healing, woman’s places in Male dominated fields, and independent lifestyles. The present timeline is where I didn’t like changes to the main characters personality and other characters judging her life as unfulfilled with no partner and kids. In both timelines the miscommunication trope is used to be the main problem in an unproblematic relationship.
I liked this book but wish there were some changes to the present timeline.