The Language of Divorce

by Leanne Treese

[Molly J(Cover To Cover Cafe)]

When I give my reviews, I like to be open and completely honest with them. So, I will tell you. I wasn’t sure if I would like this novel. It’s a debut, and sometimes, debuts aren’t my favorite, especially with women’s fiction, since I don’t read a lot of them. But, I started this novel and within 24 hours, I had it finished. I was up late, gripping the pages and turning them, needing to know what was happening to Will and Hannah.
Will and Hannah. I liked them. I hated them. I loved them. They were complex. They were emotional. They were life-like. As a woman who has been divorced, due to infidelity(and drugs), I knew a lot of what Hannah was going through, especially with a baby mixed up in the center of it. I also felt like I knew what Will was going through, too. Their characters quickly worked their way into my heart and stayed there til the end.

Treese has extreme talent. She chiseled her characters beautifully. She stitched together a real, yet humorous story line, bringing her readers a raw, and emotional journey of love, divorce, hope, and brokenness. Four stars and hats off to this new author and I am looking forward to reading more of her work in the future!

*I received a complimentary copy of this book from Publisher and was under no obligation to post a review, positive or negative.*