One of the three
by Lucy Morton
Book description:
"And we just keep thinking about them. Memories. Only memories.We live a lifetime for and with memories."
This is not a good time for Jean and for her daughter April, either. The love of their lives has just passed away and they know that there will not be enough time for them to ever forget him. After going through a really bad time where eight-year-old little girl April does not get over it, Jean sees the appropriate time to start a game: telling her daughter how she met her father and see if she is able to discover, among three candidates that there was at the time, who is the one whom she ended up with.
"And she felt alone again before the presence of her eternal antagonist: life." Virginia Woolf
Past and present merge in a touching story about life, love and destiny.
"And we just keep thinking about them. Memories. Only memories.We live a lifetime for and with memories."
This is not a good time for Jean and for her daughter April, either. The love of their lives has just passed away and they know that there will not be enough time for them to ever forget him. After going through a really bad time where eight-year-old little girl April does not get over it, Jean sees the appropriate time to start a game: telling her daughter how she met her father and see if she is able to discover, among three candidates that there was at the time, who is the one whom she ended up with.
"And she felt alone again before the presence of her eternal antagonist: life." Virginia Woolf
Past and present merge in a touching story about life, love and destiny.