Many thanks to NetGalley, St Martin's Press, and Diane Chamberlain for the opportunity to read and review her latest novel - a good one!
This is one of those books that the less said the better and I don't want to ruin the reading experience for anyone else. The premise of the book is that it is 1970 and Carly is newly widowed when her husband is killed in Vietnam. She then finds out she is pregnant and that the baby has a fatal heart defect. Her brother-in-law, Hunter, comes up with a way to save the baby but one that requires Carly to take a leap of faith, both literally and figuratively.
It comes down to what we would do to better the lives of those we love and what motherhood really means. This book also requires that leap of faith when reading but it is certainly worth it. A great read!
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