Phew! That was a long one. Not my favorite, by any means. It was, however, groundbreaking in its portrayal of alcoholism and divorce. It was refreshing to have a lead female character who was independent and stood by her principals, no matter what anyone said. Although, I have to say that she was absurdly stubborn about changing her husband's ways and it nearly drove me mad. 
 I'm not sure how I felt about the dual POVs. I felt like it was largely meant to attract male readers, and I believe it was originally written under a male pseudonym so I guess it makes sense. But I have to wonder how accurate it was in the way men of that period thought. It often felt like this was what a woman thought was going through a man's head.