![]() In the same nature as Bohjalian, Picoult interweaves this novel with a rich context of history about the given subject matter. The premiss of the book is about a man Jamie, who comes to a Massachusetts town Wheelock in search of his police chief cousin Cam, after he admits to killing his wife. Perhaps thats a shared thought with other Picoult readers. Anyhow, despite my sensitivity toward some of the subject matter in Mercy, I hesistated to post the book because something about it made me want to keep it on my own shelf. ![]() I will mention, I am one of those readers that sometimes needs to cheat to the end to see if the hours and hours of reading will be worth it (boy was I proud I did that with Wally Lamb's The Hour I First Believed). Despite my initial judgement of the book after finding out there was more to the plot than the back cover shared, I still felt encouraged to complete the book. ![]() I had tried to read "My Sister's Keeper" a few years ago but wasn't motivated. This was my first Jodi Picoult book I read cover to cover. ![]()
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