I
received a KINDLE version of this book from the author in the LibraryThing
giveaway he recently had and the following review is my honest opinion for this
book.
There
are literally thousands of books written by woman authors that dwell on the
topic of divorce. The vast majority of these are fictional romance novel, the
rest are self-help books written by women, most of whom had personally
experienced this traumatic event. Regardless of whether they’re fictional or
not, these books are quite poignant in their elicitation of real emotions from
those reading it.
In
writing his book, Mr. Escoto didn’t pull any punches as he told this portion of
the story of his life. He simply tells
his readers the roller coaster experience he’s gone through from being a child,
to his teen years and first love, to finding her again to the ultimate
commitment a man and woman can have for each other - marriage.
The
author is brave enough, as a man, to bravely relate what had caused the
downward spiral for their marriage, leading to the death nell known as
divorces. At the end of the book, he admits he’d made a grievous error in the
relationship he had with the woman who became his wife, the error being rushing
into to marriage; and admonishes his readers not to make the same mistake.
While
a purist might say the author needs to have his endeavor here totally edited by
a profession, I believe the writing errors contained in this book add to the
authenticity of the story being told; which is why I’ve given this book 5
STARS.
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