The three Miss Margarets Book

I really enjoyed this book, until, literally, the very last page. I thought the ending was crap, but the rest of it was great and interesting.

Basically, and I mean really basically, it's about three old women who had a big scary secret, and also the story of a young woman who had a horrible childhood and acted like it as an adult. The whole story is about the big secret the Three Margaret's know, and the families who had to do with the secret, which also tells the entire life stories of everyone in the book, and how it resulted in the young woman's childhood being horrible.

The secret eventually comes out, the entire story is told, everyone becomes aware of all the situations involved, and it was climatic and enjoyable, but the reaction of the secret being outted was less than enjoyable, and should have been more dramatic to counter the drama of the rest of the story.


EDIT: It's over a year later. I decided to give it another star because I actually find myself thinking about this book still, all this time later. Not about the drama or the secret, but the story that is in between the lines, the story of solid friendship and companionship, and love. How well you get to know other people in your life and can expect their reactions and emotions to even simple words or stories or people. I think this novel definitely showed human interaction in a way that is very real and honest. For that, over a year later, it gains a star.