Secret Writings
(Virginia Andrews)
Dr. Claude de Beers is a leading, and successful psychologist. His job means everything to him, and he always finds himself caught in a tussle between work and his private life.
Till the day he met Grace Montgomery, which marked the beginning of a completely new and especially confusing time for both of them.
She was exiled to the centre for mentally ill patients by her mother Jackie Lee Montgomery - or that's how she felt at the time. In truth, Jackie Lee was only searching for help for her daughter.
In Palm Beach there exists a stigma towards those showing signs of psychological problems. Nine times out of ten, in such cases people around you would prefer to lie about your condition. Grace realised her mother would tell her acquaintances her daughter'd returned to University to get a grip on her studies. Could nobody in Palm Beach face the truth?
When Grace met Dr. de Beers, she immediately felt he really was listening to her, that he truly was interested in her case.
Dr. de Beers diary formed his secret writings - dedicated and intended for his daughter Willow, in the hope of her better understanding him once she grew up.
Here, he tells the story of his other than ordinary relationship with Grace Houston, and about their love with all the painful results it bore.
In this way he tells Willow how it began, how the unlikely relationship between Grace and himself grew into so much more. In this diary Willow may find the truth, the long sought reality of her real parents and of herself, where she came from.
This is the last part of the Willow series, here we find ourselves in the days before she was born.
I have read the entire Willow series, and I find it quite practical. As she usually does in her work, in this last part of the series, Virginia Andrews does yield certain rewards...
'Secret readings' is - as are the other parts of the series - a book to enjoy!
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