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on September 8, 2016
My first Kathleen Long book, but won't be my last. I really enjoyed the book, it went along very smoothly. I enjoyed the story line and how she dealt with characters and death.I got wrapped up in the story and finished it quickly. I like how she described the symptoms of ovarian cancer, very simply, which could be very helpful to someone.
on September 3, 2016
The writing was a bit simplistic and though it was more of a fiction, it was written as if it was a romance novel... and there were elements of a romance novel. Decent book, easy read.
on January 11, 2017
I found this well written novel thought provoking. In so many places I found myself understanding and identifying with the author. Too often we turn our backs on things we find hurtful - and convince ourselves that we can live without them; until we end up in a situation that can no longer be ignored.
on December 14, 2016
This book had some very good character developments.. The story is somewhat predictable; however, the characters keep it moving right along. Some surprises, some happy moments and some tear jerking parts keep you enthralled!
Good beach read or a night by the fire just tucked in with a good book,
Good beach read or a night by the fire just tucked in with a good book,
on September 4, 2016
We are all flawed. We all face grief. Destiny shut out the world after her mother's death and her father's abandonment. But then, her father returns with a secret that opens Destiny's heart to a love she never could have imagined. A bit of a tear-jerker at times, but an easy, fast read, and a darn good story. Couldn't put it down
on November 13, 2016
To transition from what you thought was a happy life, to what now may be the beginning of a HAPPY life is inspiring to the soul. From every cloud a little rain must fall, only to bring sunshine and life. I'm sure that last sentence (quote) is incorrect, but I'm also sure you know what I mean.
on August 27, 2016
The sadness and fears made me want to hug the main characters, knowing from experience how much one needs them when going through trauma and life. I liked the way it was brought out about all the platitudes which one gets tired of hearing even though people mean well. It's a good read for all adults.
on August 20, 2016
A beautiful but predictable family story. Good writing. Great advice about sadness, sickness and dealing with desertion and grief.; Above all forgiveness.
on August 19, 2016
It was easy to read and kept my interest. I found it to be somewhat predictable. The story was good, but there were places where it seemed forced.
