i ke that most have court cases as it keeps you guessing wot will happen in court

juno_the:

I didn't like Keeping Faith! It didn't give any answers and was really rather vague. But there was one passage in it that was so good it made it worth reading.

Do tell what passage was that Juno? I read it recently too & it was alright, like you say more questions asked than answered. The end was really good though had me thinking. I think I've had enough of her books for a while they are getting a bit predictable!

amkd69:

juno_the:

I didn't like Keeping Faith! It didn't give any answers and was really rather vague. But there was one passage in it that was so good it made it worth reading.

Do tell what passage was that Juno? I read it recently too & it was alright, like you say more questions asked than answered. The end was really good though had me thinking. I think I've had enough of her books for a while they are getting a bit predictable!

Think i agree with you there. Alot of questions left unanswered too. Slightly put off reading more of her books for a while after this one, which is a shame as mostly enjoyed the others of her i have read.

amkd69:

juno_the:

I didn't like Keeping Faith! It didn't give any answers and was really rather vague. But there was one passage in it that was so good it made it worth reading.

Do tell what passage was that Juno? I read it recently too & it was alright, like you say more questions asked than answered. The end was really good though had me thinking. I think I've had enough of her books for a while they are getting a bit predictable!

Let me tell you what you feel like when you know you are ready to die.
You sleep a lot, and when you wake up the very first thought in your head is that you wish you could go back to bed.
You go entire days without eating, because food is the commodity that keeps you here.
You read the same page a hundred times.
You rewind your life like a videocassette and see things that make you weep, things that make you pause, but nothing that makes you want to play it forward.
You forget to comb your hair, to shower, to dress.
And then one day, when you make the decision that have enough energy left in you to do this one last, monumental thing, there comes a peace. Suddenly you are counting moments as you haven't for months. Suddenly you have a secret that makes you smile, that makes people say you look wonderful, although you feel like a shell - brittle and capable of cracking into a thousand pieces.
I was looking forward to dying. I remember holding the razor blade an hoping to make the deepest, cleanest cut. I remember calculating how long it would be until I heard the voices of angels. I wanted nothing more than to be rid of myself, of this body and this person who had nothing coming to her but pain.

 I typed it out and saved it on my computer :)