Thanks so much to NetGalley, St Martin's Press and Rea Frey for the opportunity to read and review this wonderful book - 5 stars!
Bec Gray is trying desperately to hold her life together. In the span of a year, her husband died in an accident, she gave birth to their son, Jackson; and then her mother passed away. Plus, Bec has lost her eyesight to a degenerative eye disease so she also lost her job in an orchestra. She is struggling as a single mom with not enough sleep and afraid of missing something important with Jackson due to her blindness. In recent days, Bec has felt like someone is following her or entering her home when she's not there, but no one quite believes her. After an afternoon in the park with friends, Bec realizes that the baby she brings home isn't Jackson - but no one believes that either.
This is a gripping novel that is full of emotion. The fact that Bec is blind really let the reader into a different world. You can only imagine how scary everything is when you can't see, especially if you are trying to do everything by yourself. Coming from a family with vision issues, this book felt incredibly real and the author did her research into current aids for the blind as well as what that world feels like. Highly recommended!
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