The Husband's Secret: by Liane Moriarty | Summary & Analysis - Tapa blanda

Warning: This is an independent addition to The Husband's Secret, meant to enhance your experience of the original book. If you have not yet bought the original copy, make sure to purchase it before buying this unofficial summary from aBookaDay. INTRODUCTION Summary: “The Husband’s Secret” is a novel about three wives and the secrets their husband’s kept from them for decades. As a result of an accidental death, a mother’s grief, and a cousin’s betrayal, Cecilia Fitzpatrick, Rachel Crowley, and Tess Curtis’ lives are now intertwined. The husband’s individual secrets are discovered and are forgiven, but a price a different wife has set. SETTING St. Angela’s Catholic School, in Sydney, Australia and the surrounding suburban area. Each family, the Fitzpatrick’s, the Crowley’s and the women of Tess’s family – herself and her cousin, Felicia, have all attended St. Angela’s and grew up with each other, eventually sending their own children to the same school. The school itself it treated as a center for activity, with each of the wives working at (Rachel), and being involved extensively (Cecilia) or returning to (Tess). No physical description of the school is given. Instead, Cecilia and another woman talk about the nuns who taught at the school being a “dying breed.” This statement coupled with the eccentric new principal, Trudy McDuff, implies that the school – a representation of stability and constancy – itself is changing. The time of year is the week leading up to Easter, which in Australia means the seasons are changing for the colder. Available on PC, Mac, smart phone, tablet or Kindle device. © 2015 All Rights Reserved