The latest review of Seeking Sara Summers is from the National Women’s History Project blog.

Seeking Sara Summers is a delightful work of fiction that mirrors the very real struggles that women face in our day-to-day lives. The main character is a devoted wife and mother, who in the midst of a battle with breast cancer, begins to really seek the woman she wants to be. Her journey takes her to a place and a person, both integral parts of her youth. Though written in a modern-day setting, the story brings to mind the women of the second wave of feminism who were often faced with choosing between a domestic life and a hopeful, but unwritten future seeking fulfillment as new creatures of freedom. Seeking Sara Summers is a well-crafted tale of a personal journey that reflects both the joy and the anguish that can come with breaking through expectations and becoming our truest selves.

 

I love it! This kind of review makes all the struggle of being a writer seem worthwhile!

Be sure and check out their website. Here is their mission statement:  The NWHP Blog  ”is a place for YOU to find out about and promote events about Women in History and Woman MAKING History.”

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