The pretty cover delivered a pretty story which is just what I needed to listen to. Greenie is in a marriage that isn't making her happy, and when the governor of New Mexico tastes her cooking and invites her to be his chef, she accepts. She takes their four-year-old son to Santa Fe and finds happiness in her new job, her new friends, and an old friend who loves her. But her Walter, her husband, isn't a happy psychotherapist. Sept. 11 changes everything for the couple and their love and marriage is tested. I liked how the author treats Greenie and Walter's emotions--honestly and true. I felt like I knew both of them, and I wanted to keep listening to find out what happened to them professionally and personally.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
The Whole World Over by Julia Glass, Read by Denis O'Hare
The pretty cover delivered a pretty story which is just what I needed to listen to. Greenie is in a marriage that isn't making her happy, and when the governor of New Mexico tastes her cooking and invites her to be his chef, she accepts. She takes their four-year-old son to Santa Fe and finds happiness in her new job, her new friends, and an old friend who loves her. But her Walter, her husband, isn't a happy psychotherapist. Sept. 11 changes everything for the couple and their love and marriage is tested. I liked how the author treats Greenie and Walter's emotions--honestly and true. I felt like I knew both of them, and I wanted to keep listening to find out what happened to them professionally and personally.
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