THE VERY BEST OF CARE A NOVE by JULIE HATCH
THE VERY BEST OF CARE A NOVE by JULIE HATCH is an impressive creation that can be considered a part of the fiction genre of modernity, which has experienced an immense change and popularity in recent years. The contemporary fiction is distinguished by the emphasis on real life problems, complex relations, and psyche of a man. It breaks the line between imagination and reality, often making readers sink into the stories that do not only bring them entertainment, but also make them think and empathize. Peter being a modern fiction writer is able to drive modern themes and emotions in his writing and this makes him a powerful voice of modern and contemporary literary scene. The fact that he chose to write Gray in this genre is compliant with all his strengths, the skills of creating characters that touch the readers and exploring the experiences that reflect the intricacies of the contemporary life.
THE VERY BEST OF CARE A NOVE by JULIE HATCH
JULIE HATCH is the imaginative genius of THE VERY BEST OF CARE A NOVE; Julie Hatch is a master’s-prepared pediat
ric and neonatal nurse practitioner with a
passion for kids’ health and well-being. She
spent over thirty years working in pediatric
and neonatal intensive care. Ten years ago,
she left Western medicine to earn a master’s
degree in traditional Chinese medicine and open her own acu
puncture practice. At the same time, she began writing medical
fiction, drawing on her experiences from the front lines of inten
sive care. This is her debut novel. Julie lives with her husband on
the south coast of Massachusetts.
THE VERY BEST OF CARE A NOVE by JULIE HATCH
In evaluating the essential aspects of the modern fiction as well as the narrative flair, which Peter demonstrates through his unique writing skills, the novel Gray becomes more than a novel, but a total journey into the intricacies of life. The book explores the gray of morality, the uncertainty of decision making and the contradictions that humans go through in their pursuit of a world that changes at a very fast rate. The novel by Peter does not provide clear answers that are challenges that the readers need to challenge their faith and emotions as they go through the novel. It is a brilliant combination of the literary technique and the heartfelt narration of the story that results in what makes the interplay of sharp character development and the realistic situations so perfect in Gray. As Peter uncovers the adventures of the main characters, he welcomes the audience to their miseries, their wins, and their weaknesses. The reader gets a peep into the mind of characters that are not good nor bad, but rather live in the gray area of morality and emotion hence the name of the novel. In the end, it can be stated that Gray is an ideal example of a modern literature, showing the best aspects of its genre and the originality of the author, Peter. It is not only strong in terms of its captive storyline, but in giving one the desire to think and reflect even after reading the last page.
