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As always with Diane Chamberlain, once you get into her books it is extremely hard to stop reading them. She has a talent for throwing out small pieces of information a bit at a time to reel you in and keep you moving forward.
That being said, this was not one of my favorites among her books. The whole set of coincidences was a bit much to swallow, and there was never any real discussion of the breakthrough in the daughter's condition. The chances of your child's natural father falling in love w ...more
That being said, this was not one of my favorites among her books. The whole set of coincidences was a bit much to swallow, and there was never any real discussion of the breakthrough in the daughter's condition. The chances of your child's natural father falling in love w ...more
When I was about two-thirds of the way through this book, I signed on to Goodreads to look through some of the other reviews of this book. While the ending surprised me, I was left to feel like the subject of post-traumatic stress disorder was skimmed over. There seemed to be no reason why the child who stopped speaking after (possibly) witnessing her father's suicide suddenly started speaking again.
The storyline was good and interesting, but the book seemed to end rather abruptly. I feel as tho ...more
The storyline was good and interesting, but the book seemed to end rather abruptly. I feel as tho ...more
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