Review: Good but needs work
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 14, 2013
If you're seeking a book about overcoming loss and the triumph of love of God and others, this may be the book for you.  While I generally prefer books with a strong female main character, Candy Ann Little does a wonderful job pulling you into Megan's weakness, heartache and suffering.Pacing may have been helped with more distinctive character voices that would have provided points of view to guide the plot forward.  Don't let that dissuade you from enjoying this heart wrenching story, a tale of love and hope.The love triangle and details about Megan's mysterious illness were slowly developed, often to the detriment of a pacing.  Not to worry, the dragging out of the details does serve to allow a reader to pull for one character or another, with the happily ever after most seek in a romance novel.I was provided a copy of the book by BTS eMag for purpose of honest review. I was not compensated for this review - all conclusions are my own responsibility.