I Don't Believe I Liked It

This story starts out telling us how a couple met and fell in love during the 1960s--a rising star attorney and a strong young woman not afraid to flaunt convention. So far, so good. From there, though, (spoiler: beware) somehow her character devolves into a bitter and hateful mother, wife, friend. There was absolutely nothing to like about her once we got to the elder years. The book is really about how she, her husband and their three children all find something to believe in, regardless of how improbable all of those events would have been. At the end, our protagonist (in a whiplash-inducing U-turn) found the grace to somehow be likeable again. Um hmm. I suppose there's consistency in that the whole story line was completely implausible. I did finish, but won't be seeking other books by this author.