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My Review:
Sometimes we just muddle through our lives without ever reflecting on our happiness, or lack thereof. It takes a catalyst for our neat little world to be rocked to its core and shake us out of our comfort zone. This is exactly what happened to Gillian when a fire destroyed the home she shared with her husband. They walked away with nothing but the clothes on their backs. Ellen Harger’s descriptions of fire and its far-reaching destruction form some of the most eloquent prose in this book.
In the first part of the book, Ellen Harger shows us her talent in the writing of emotional and though-provoking images. In the months that follow the fire, Gillian is depressed and does not seem to be recovering from the trauma of the fire. She realizes, at this point, that she has never really been happy in her marriage and she wants out. She asks her husband for a divorce, makes some new friends and tries to forge an independent and happier life.








