Review: Emotional, but enjoyable read!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 7, 2013
I don't really know how to start this, except to say that the book was good. It kept me turning the pages wanting to find out what had happened to these friends over the years. Maggie is such a basket case at the beginning of this book, but by the end she is a woman full of life, warmth and happy to have her friends around her. The many turns that people take over the years is something to behold. I've never read a book like this. It made me want to reach out to all those people I haven't spoken to in years, just to find out if they're happy in their lives. This book was about one womans journey to find the 3 friends who got left behind when she had to leave Bishop Street. I was so happy when she went to Elizabeth's and met her family. I was happy and curious when she and Rand reconnected. I cried when they finally found Lucy. And when they all got together, that was just beautiful. I absolutely adored the ending. My only question was whether or not Damon became a part of Maggie's life as well. I got the distinct feeling that he really would like to. I'd like to thank Rene for asking me to read this book, and allowing me the honor of doing so. It sounded interesting, and it was. You should read it. It's really good.I received a copy of this book in return for an honest review.