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A Box of Darkness by Sally Ryder Brady

A Box of Darkness

The Story of a Marriage

by Sally Ryder Brady

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  • Feb 2011, 256 pages
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Nancy C. (Overland Park,

A Box of Darkness: the Story of a Marriage
Sally Ryder Brady has written a book which is both confusing and very confused. It is confusing because even at the end the reader is not certain whether Mrs. Brady knew, on some level, that her husband Upton Brady was homosexual or not. It is confused because there is no pattern or continuity in her tale of woe. Mrs. Brady chose the low road and by doing so robbed herself of dignity and her children of a decent family life. However, in Mrs. Brady's defense, she followed her heart and made the best of a bad bargain.

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