A review by mactammonty
Heart Like Mine by Amy Hatvany
4.0
A look at being part of a blended from the points of view of three different women, the daughter, the ex-wife, the fiance.
I really liked how she told the story through women of different ages. It gave a great perspective of each event and how the person felt, the conflict each person had in their dealings with the other characters. Doing this also gave a much clearer picture of the other characters in the book; Max, Victor, and Diane, a 3-D picture.
This is a very quick, light story about how this type of family starts to mesh together in the beginning. It does not go extremely in depth into the major conflicts that can create deep rifts, although it does not stay on just the surface either.
I look forward to reading more of Amy Hatvany's work.
I really liked how she told the story through women of different ages. It gave a great perspective of each event and how the person felt, the conflict each person had in their dealings with the other characters. Doing this also gave a much clearer picture of the other characters in the book; Max, Victor, and Diane, a 3-D picture.
This is a very quick, light story about how this type of family starts to mesh together in the beginning. It does not go extremely in depth into the major conflicts that can create deep rifts, although it does not stay on just the surface either.
I look forward to reading more of Amy Hatvany's work.