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A fun, light romantic comedy which sometimes made made me laugh out loud. I especially enjoyed the unexpected part where Tara travelled to India, as I love travel literature. There were a couple of pieces to the story where you had to suspend your disbelief, but it was all in good fun and why not?
A very disturbing novel, but so suspenseful I couldn't put it down.
I was intrigued by this novel after Brene Brown's recommendation and reading several reviews. I enjoyed the story and underlying message conveyed. It is a good reminder of what's important in life, how we really do write our own story, and that a shift in perspective can be pivotal. 3.5 stars so I rounded up to 4.
Enjoyable, creative mystery. If half stars were available, I'd give 3.5 stars, however I rounded up to 4 stars.
An enjoyable historical novel that flips between two periods of time. I could not put this book down with its complicated and suspenseful plot. Beatriz Williams' writing is simply beautiful.
"And though you weren't whole, you at least had a son. And though it sometimes seemed as if your heart had stopped beating, you at least knew that somewhere in the world, another heart was beating for you."
"And though you weren't whole, you at least had a son. And though it sometimes seemed as if your heart had stopped beating, you at least knew that somewhere in the world, another heart was beating for you."
