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Book Review - Remember The Butterfly by Rebecca L Marsh
Over the last year or so my reading has slowed right up and I've been pretty slack when it comes to my blog, family and work life seems to just get in the way.
The to read pile has got bigger (apologies to anyone waiting for a review, I have not forgotten you, your books are all patiently waiting, taunting me that I should make time for them and annoying my husband who says I could start a book shop!) but let me get to the reason we are here and that is that I was kindly given the opportunity to read Remember the Butterfly by the talented author Rebecca L Marsh, in return for my honest review.
Remember The Butterfly by Rebecca L Marsh
Goodreads - 4.66/5
Its available as paperback or kindle.
Something unexpected changes the course of Jillian’s life.
After witnessing her sister’s murder, she’s been tormented
by survivor’s guilt. Her desperate longing for a child compounds her grief,
while endless fertility treatments weigh down her soul.
Just when hope seems beyond her grasp, her dream of
motherhood comes true. All Jillian’s pain is washed away and joy fills her
heart.
But when someone shows up threatening to take it all away,
Jillian must choose between holding on to her newfound happiness or giving it
all up for the sake of someone she loves.
This is the second book I have read by this amazing author and what can I say, one word would be wow.
I struggled to put the book down, Within the first couple of
chapters I was hooked.
Remember The Butterfly was wonderfully written, the story covers some difficult subjects such as grief, infertility, IVF, and domestic abuse, it’s all crammed in but all written in such a sensitive way. So much heartache, guilt, love and sacrifice just oozed out of the pages sucking me in, what a whirlwind of emotions this book threw at me. It even had the tears flowing.
I just had to keep reading, I needed to find out.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book and all the emotions that
came with it, but, feel that it should come with a warning ….
Get Your Tissues ready!
I would not read this book without a box of tissues to hand,
and although it sends you on an emotional rollercoaster it was a thoroughly compelling read.
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