At first, I cringed at Cannie's behavior with her ex, her insecurity, her desperation for approval from her father, and was a little put off because I had this notion that a heroine in a novel should be, well...heroic! Better behaved and wiser than myself in ways I aspire to. Then I realized the reason Cannie is so relatable is that she is an everywoman, who makes the same mistakes and thinks the same thoughts as everyone else does. I ended up rooting for her and was sorry the story had to end, although I'm not sure I liked it as well as In Her Shoes. Regardless, a great story by an author who seems to "get it."
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