I adore TTTW. It's one of the very few love stories that I have read and enjoyed--and it masquerades as a mainstream novel but is really about the resilience of love between two human beings, about fate and free will and loss and faithfulness.
Mind you, I am a total sucker for well-written fiction with an unusual structure, and TTTW rocks the non-linear format exceedingly well. There is a lot of (fairly graphic) sex, more than in any other book I've read all the way through, but for some reason it didn't bother me in this book the way it can in some others.
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Date: 2010-09-04 05:32 am (UTC)Mind you, I am a total sucker for well-written fiction with an unusual structure, and TTTW rocks the non-linear format exceedingly well. There is a lot of (fairly graphic) sex, more than in any other book I've read all the way through, but for some reason it didn't bother me in this book the way it can in some others.
I think you should keep reading it. :)