Victoria Hislop has written a gut wrenching story about a family history that is full of tragedy, from having to deal with the incurable disease of leprosy, being confined to a separate leper's island, the scourge of the disease, its impact on family relationships, families torn asunder, distraught of the husband at having to visit his wife in a leper's island every week, in order to deliver supplies, yet not being able to embrace or touch each other, one family having two people suffering from that disease, one sister not being on good terms with the other one, one sister's engagement broken off, yet also of love, abundant love of the family to deal with the crises, the positive feelings of improving their own lives, friendships that last beyond anything, cures being found, redemption, catharsis. Goodreads 4/5
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Saturday, November 25, 2017
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