Near the end of this novel, an unidentified voice says, "I love you too.
Near the end of this novel, an unidentified voice says, "I love you too. I've been waiting. Only I didn't know I was waiting." One character in this novel refers to the Annunciation as the "greatest imposition ever perpetrated on a woman" and that scholar of women's studies is the protagonist's second wife, Beth. It is during his first honeymoon, with Dorrie, that the protagonist visits Hampton Court, where he develops an interest that leads to his distinguished career as a maze designer. Beginning with the title character accidentally picking up the wrong Harris Tweed jacket from a diner, for 10 points, name this novel about the title Winnipeg native, written by Carol Shields.
Near the end of this novel, an unidentified voice says, "I love you too.
{Larry’s Party}