Review: A bit of a tear jerker but very enjoyable
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 8, 2014
Have previously enjoyed Fiona Palmer's books and this one is definitely no different, in fact it would be the best one I have read so far.  Had to grab the tissue box a couple of times during the book.  This doesnt usually happen for me and books.  This book touches on quite a few different issues; community spirit and dedication, aussie rules football (although you dont need to be a footy fan to appreciate the book), losing loved ones, finding new love - the difficulties of putting the loss behind you and going forward with your life and letting new love in; and organ donation.The setting is in a Western Australian town Hyden, and Indi, who loves this town and is involved in many things to ensure her town survives.  She loves her football and is instrumental in obtaining a new coach, Troy, for her beloved team.  The story follows the obvious attraction between Indy and Troy, and Troy's struggle to deal with the emotional conflicts of his health issues, the loss of the love of his life and his attraction to Indi.  But Troy isnt the only one who has lost someone he loves.Really enjoyed the setting of the book (being WA towns certainly made it relevant to me), loved the way it was written and found all the characters interesting and credible. Would recommend this book to anyone, especially if you enjoy Australian romance novels.  I do hope it will make people think positively about organ donation. We need more of it and this novel helps bring this point home.