As a marriage therapist and researcher, I couldn't put this book down. It takes the reader into the belly of the beast of American family life--the family court, where there are enough dramas for many sequels. Many of the stories are heart breaking, and others are inspiring. The central character, a lonely and sardonic judge, is a modern-day Don Quixote jousting at the divorce-industrial complex and holding tight to a belief that many couples can save their marriages if we don't give up on them. You will weep with him and cheer him on.
You will weep with him and cheer him on