Review: Touchingly written
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 21, 2014
You know, it’s hardly surprising, given what Mac has gone through that she ends up in the state she does.  I mean, she lived through every parent or partner’s worst nightmare.And honestly, her despair simply seems to seep off the page at the start of the book.  The lack of any desire to do anything more than simply exist is practically palpable.I have to say that Mac’s journey (normally I don’t like to use that term – it’s overused) from tubs of ice cream to the person she is at the end of the book, is touchingly written.I felt drawn into the story and connected with the characters.  And, whilst I was frustrated by the actions of the characters, that is only because I felt invested in the outcome.  Fortunately, on this occasion, I didn’t resort to shouting at my kindle.It may seem somewhat incongruous, but this was an enjoyable read.  I would happily recommend it to you, but a word of advice.  You may need a couple of kleenex handy… you know, in case something happens to get into you eyes when you’re reading.I received an advance copy of this book in exchange for an honest review