SO, the continuing saga of Mma Ramotswe is much more clever the second time around. she's worked out her kinks with the detective agency and fallen into a smooth rhythm of helping people. now her dilemma is the moral obligation to her clients. does she tell them the whole horrible truth only to have their lives destroyed? does she tell them a half truth to have a better chance of coming to grips with their situation? she struggles to find an even ground of when is it ever okay to lie? this book was thought provoking and made for some very tender moments. i enjoyed getting to know the complexities of this character and am on to find out more in the next book...
