The perfect marriage.
A devastating secret.
An impossible choice.
A devastating secret.
An impossible choice.
Lucy
was always sure of one thing – her future with husband and soulmate
Luke. But after eight long, heartbreaking years trying to have a baby,
that future is crumbling before her eyes.
When a terrible accident puts Luke into a coma, Lucy is forced to reassess everything she thought she wanted.
Then Stella arrives. A woman Lucy’s never met, but with a secret that will change her world forever.
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Review by Tanya
I was sent this book by Suzanne as part of my Christmas box and
it was my first read of the New Year and what a great way to start a reading
year. I was captured from the first
chapter. I don’t want to give too much away about the story line as it will
disappoint anyone who decides to read it, but I will tell you to have tissues to
hand as you will need them.
Lucy and Luke are the main characters and they have a
married relationship that everyone would dream of. Their love for each other is shown by the
gestures they make, the understanding of each other and the effort they make to
please each other. The only sad point
and one which could have devastating effects on anyone’s relationship is the
numerous miscarriages that they suffer and the pain and upset that it causes. I felt so sorry for Lucy and Luke and wanted
to hold them in my arms and kept wishing for them.
I love the way that the relationship between Lucy and
Patricia, Luke’s mum, develops through the book and how things that happen
bring them closer. I was often shocked
by how strong Lucy appears to be in many aspects and I wonder if my reaction
would be so strong. I cried with Lucy throughout
the book and wanted to scream many times on her behalf.
This book is not an easy read for anyone experiencing
conceiving problems or family health issues but I would recommend it for all
others. This is not a negative point
just a recommendation. It would also be
a great read for any book group as it allows for lots of discussion. I can see
this book being in my top choices already for the year of 2015.
Wow! Sounds like a really good book! Thanks for the review Tanya
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