The Daughter Game by Kate Long

July 31, 2008 at 2:03 pm | In Books, Fiction, Reviews | Leave a Comment

This is a humorous and dramatic story of Anna, a teacher whose personal life is in crisis.

It is a compelling tale of her marriage betrayal and the spiraling effects on everyone about her when she ends the affair. For Anna a history of miscarriages, her relationship with her dead mother, dealing with a difficult pupil and her concern for a troubled new student provide the catalyst to her questioning aspects of her life.

The story travels from classroom to middle class home to a rented caravan to a run down house.

A realistic story and absorbing read with the dialogue creating memorable images.

Reviewed by Sharon

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