The
Effects of Light
By
Miranda Beverly Whittemore
Myla
and Pru Wolfe, as youngsters, are the subjects of amazing art photographs,
the likes of which are rarely seen.
And
for good reason. Though the photos weren't meant for harm, in the
hands and mind of predators or other malefactors, it's possible
that anything can happen, and in this case, it does, leading to
heartache, recriminations and blame.
The
Effects of Light is a thoughtful examination of the various
ways human beings see and sometimes misunderstand art. Some see
it as beauty, some--as in poor taste.
I
guess the old saying is really true in this case--'beauty' (or the
lack of it) 'is in the eye of the beholder.'
A
sad, poignant, yet true-to-life examination of how mixed up things
can get when we least expect it.
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The
Book |
Warner
Books / Time Warner |
2005 |
Hardcover |
0-446-53329-7 |
Contemporary
/ women's fiction |
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Excerpt
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NOTE:
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The
Reviewer |
Nancy Williams |
Reviewed
2005 |
NOTE:
Reviewer Nancy Williams is the author of the inspirational
romances "Coming Home to Mercy Street," "In
the Company of Angels," "In The Shadow of the Cherubim."
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