This series has my whole heart and I never want it to end!
Synopsis
A broken bond…
Wendy Tyler’s marriage ended when she discovered her ex-husband, Mike, had got his much younger new partner, Chloe, pregnant. Wendy’s over Mike, but suddenly she fears her own daughters will find a new baby much more exciting that their old mum… A chance encounter…
But when Wendy bumps into Chloe at St Piran’s, it’s clear something is troubling the fragile young woman. Wendy doesn’t want to be sucked into Chloe and Mike’s relationship, but she can’t help worrying that Chloe needs someone to turn to. A lesson in love.
And when Wendy realizes that Chloe is more fragile than any of them realised, she knows she has to step up. She might not love Mike anymore, but Chloe is about to join their family and Wendy can’t just stand by. Sometimes life is hard, but the easiest lessons are built on a solid foundation of love.
My Review
Love, there are many kinds of love: romantic, friendships, mother and child, self, for someone you should probably hate. And this book features them all. But what resonated most with me was Wendy finding love for herself and the confidence she gains.
There were so many amazing characters, too:
I need a Gwen to teach me her ways she's so charismatic and vibrant and her energy levels? Off the charts, I love her!
Danni and her mom, the indifference her mom showed to Danni and her brother, is so heartbreaking and her fears about motherhood and whether she'll make the same mistakes. I love that Danni felt so real, her fears and insecurities.
I saw myself in so many of the characters in this one, and every storyline moved me.
I absolutely adore this series.
Author Bio
Jo Bartlett is the bestselling author of over nineteen women’s fiction titles. She fits her writing in between her two day jobs as an educational consultant and university lecturer and lives with her family and three dogs on the Kent coast.
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A broken bond…
Wendy Tyler’s marriage ended when she discovered her ex-husband, Mike, had got his much younger new partner, Chloe, pregnant. Wendy’s over Mike, but suddenly she fears her own daughters will find a new baby much more exciting that their old mum… A chance encounter…
But when Wendy bumps into Chloe at St Piran’s, it’s clear something is troubling the fragile young woman. Wendy doesn’t want to be sucked into Chloe and Mike’s relationship, but she can’t help worrying that Chloe needs someone to turn to. A lesson in love.
And when Wendy realizes that Chloe is more fragile than any of them realised, she knows she has to step up. She might not love Mike anymore, but Chloe is about to join their family and Wendy can’t just stand by. Sometimes life is hard, but the easiest lessons are built on a solid foundation of love.
Love, there are many kinds of love: romantic, friendships, mother and child, self, for someone you should probably hate. And this book features them all. But what resonated most with me was Wendy finding love for herself and the confidence she gains.
There were so many amazing characters, too:
I need a Gwen to teach me her ways she's so charismatic and vibrant and her energy levels? Off the charts, I love her!
Danni and her mom, the indifference her mom showed to Danni and her brother, is so heartbreaking and her fears about motherhood and whether she'll make the same mistakes. I love that Danni felt so real, her fears and insecurities.
I saw myself in so many of the characters in this one, and every storyline moved me.
I absolutely adore this series.
Author Bio
Social Media
Newsletter Sign Up Here
BookBub
Purchase Here
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