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This Is How It Ends by Kathleen MacMahon

This Is How It Ends

A Novel

by Kathleen MacMahon
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  • Aug 7, 2012, 352 pages
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lydiamercer

Extremes..
You may wonder at my 4 rating for this book after reading what I think of the story. But we read to elicit emotion and this novel delivers that. I loved this book until the last 100 pages or so..absolutely enjoyed it. Then the end was so awful, so utterly devastating..that I hated the book. It bothered me for a full day..deeply upsetting.
But I have not forgotten the book...that is key. Thank you Ms MacMahon.
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