Eduardo Soller Soller itibaren Urulepe, Togean, Tojo Una-Una Regency, Central Sulawesi, Endonezya itibaren Urulepe, Togean, Tojo Una-Una Regency, Central Sulawesi, Endonezya

true: as expected, terribly, terribly sad. of course, as stated, you see from the beginning that there will be tragedy and no happiness will be strong nor as terrible as the horrific tint of longing. I read reviews like this, and halfway through I sat and stared, wondered how it could be possible that things could get worse, that there would be more taken away than already had been, that anyone's life could be more beautiful and completely destroyed, utterly ruined into shreds. Of course, it could. I was depressed and stayed in my bed for two days, crying and thinking about death and desire. Unlike some others here, I do think it was worth it. I like being opened up to things we instinctually consider perverse and horrifying and ugly; but in fact are coated in beauty.

I was a lucky first-reads winner with Misery Loves Cabernet, what a great title. "Charlie" is a thirty-something single woman who is unlucky in love. She has a fabulous, but demanding career and she finds herself always making wrong choices when it comes to men and relationships. Misery Loves Cabernet is an enjoyable, quick read for all women. I found myself rooting for Charlie throughout the whole novel. I did enjoy it and I may read Gruenenfelder's previous novel Total Waste of Makeup to preface all the characters that appeared in this one. Thanks Good Reads for the chance to get a first hand glimpse of this novel.