Fault Lines

The first 2 chapters drew me in. The narrators first person account of her angst, dissatisfaction and perplexity at why, was engaging, funny, real and relatable. Then she lost me. The narrator, for me, is a boring bored housewife. I skimmed 100 pages and gave up. If the rest of the book were as carefully crafted as the first 14 pages, this book would be a gem.