“There really isn’t a lot of point in writing if I can’t be honest,” Lee Woodruff told the New York Round Table Writers Conference in her keynote address, “because when you tell people exactly where your weaknesses are, you really connect with humanity.”
Woodruff’s first book, “In An Instant,” co-written with husband Bob, put that principle into print, delivering a breathtakingly honest account of their family’s reaction to his near-death experience in Iraq. Lee’s new book, “Perfectly Imperfect,” tackles family, marriage, friends, and how life never seems to go as planned.
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