Review: Realistic look at special need children
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 11, 2012
This was a very interesting book. The denial and then acceptance of dealing with a special needs child was very realistic and hit close to home. In this story Emily is separating from her husband and answers an add to take care of a young child and cook meals. The child is Trevor and he is autistic. Emily struggles to help his father understand what is holding his son back and the unusual behavior associated with autism. She seeks to help him cope and receive help for his son.In the process there is romance, conflict and resolution. The elements that we love in a romance book.There is adult content in the book.