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Title:
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How to Walk Away |
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Authors:
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Center, Katherine |
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Genre:
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Fiction |
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Pages:
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302 |
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Year:
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2018 |
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Language:
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English |
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Description:
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In a story that begins with an engagement and ends with a wedding, Margaret Jacobsen is a worthy heroine. About to start her dream job, Maggie is flying high... until she isn't. When her life changes in an instant, during the months of rehabilitation that follow, she has no choice but to start living the life she has been given, not the one she was anticipating.
Both poignant and funny, this is a captivating story with appealing characters and a heart-warming message of hope amidst adversity.
Comments from BDS Reviewers:"The writing style is captivating. I could not put it down."
"This is a devastating story bit it is heart-warming and funny. Shades of Wodehouse humour."
"An unsentimental portrayal of the challenges and lows of adjusting to a spinal injury."
"I think the BDS should have a romance or two and I enjoyed this one."
"Some will think this is Mills and Boon. It is not for those looking for a literary read."
"It's an easy and quick read with appealing characters. I enjoyed the humour in the book."
"Excellent research is evident."
"Interesting to see how it's possible to find joy even in the darkest of circumstances."
"Romance novels are not my preferred genre, however the number of themes for discussion make this an appealing book for the scheme."
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Categories:
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Fiction, Contemporary, Love story, Medical/Health, Relationships, Tragedy/disaster, America, 2022 Titles, Larger font |
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