Reviewer: Linda Costello from Scottsdale, AZ
How They Met is an excellent book that cuts to the core of common (and
uncommon) relationship issues. The depth of insight portrayed in the self-examinations
of Bill reveals much about the author's own ability to introspect. And
the warm understanding and solidity of Sue were a welcome delight. I do
think that the character of Miriam was a realistic expose of a woman obsessed,
although some of the more dramatic escapades later in the book bordered
on fantasy and unbelievability. Still, they made for an exciting storyline
and succeeded in getting the point across of how disruptive such behavior
can be. The story gripped my attention and I turned each page, avidly
wondering what would happen next. And although the book ended, not with
a happily-ever-after ending, but with the realism of a life filled with
ups and downs, challenges and successes, joys and sorrows, I also could
feel the underlying victory of a contented life. It makes my heart sing.
A must read for anyone who dreams of a conscious, growth-filled relationship
with an equal.
"How They Met " is spellbinding and suspenseful, February 1, 2001 Reviewer:
A reader from Cambridge, MA USA
Allan Hunter is a gifted writer and How They Met is a riveting and suspenseful
story. Therapist, Bill Staniforth is a man whose life is overturned by
the very person he is trying to help. I was on the edge of my seat waiting
to see how Hunter could resolve the problems of Staniforth's collapsing
life. Hunter brings us within his characters' psyches and explores their
deepest inner lives. A compelling read - you'll never forget it's power.
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