They speculated about his physical functioning, and joked inappropriately about him. There were ableist comments from Lou's family and friends when they learned she would be taking on a carer/companion position for Will. He is barely seen for the first several chapters, except pre-injury.įrom early on, I braced myself. Actually, she goes to work for the man's mother. I found the plot fairly predictable: Lou, a young, financially struggling, able bodied woman, who lived a fairly predictable and safe life goes to work for a disabled, rich man, Will. Spoilers will be included, so if you don't wish for the plot to be given away, please click away now. There were good aspects, but largely, this review is going to be cautionary.
She said it featured a character who was disabled. A few days ago, a friend recommended I read this book.
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