Status Updates From Jazz (Beloved Trilogy, #2)

I find Violets need to essentially replicate— become the woman in her husbands infidelity. Fascinating. Although it’s uncanny, desperate and disturbing. She can’t seem comprehend the wrongness in that nor her husbands fault. The obsession and her view of love is unlike any other. And it’s evident in how good Toni writes.

“look out. look out for a faithful man near 50. because he has never messed with another woman; because he selected that young girl to love, he thinks he is free. not free to break loaves or feed the world on a fish. nor to raise the war dead, but free to do something wild.”