The Secret Lives of Married Women by Elissa Wald

I felt so sad for all of the people involved, and yet, happy that she at least “made it” and that she and her family have found some peace.Ī nifty tale not just of a family of thieves but also of understanding who your family members are and what they have to do to survive. In The Country We Love: My Family Divided****Ī good, funny, entertaining, sad, poignant memoir of actress Diane Guerrero’s childhood, her rise to fame, and how she made it despite her family being broken by the United States government. Dana O’Neil does a great job capturing what made the league special and how it came to be. I was an ACC guy growing up but I always gravitated towards the Big East because of my love for North Atlantic cities, as well as my hatred for mid south blue bloods North Carolina and Duke. The Big East: Inside the Most Entertaining and Influential Conference in College Basketball History****Ī fun, engaging romp through the legendary Big East basketball conference, with a special focus on the 80s. You’re fine just reading Alan Moore’s legendary graphic novel. Interestingly enough, I think both writers do a better job with the random Gothamites than they do with the Caped Crusader and his primary nemesis. Two of my favorites team up for a Batman prose novel? Yes! But the end result is just okay.

These are the books I finished in the month of March in which I didn’t have time or words to elaborate on…

The Secret Lives of Married Women by Elissa Wald