Becky Gerard is a loving mother to her very
ill daughter Meghan. Meghan is a bit of a medical mystery. Becky spends all of
her time taking care of her daughter, and trying her best to figure out what’s
wrong with her, on her own. She has created a large online group, mainly for
her daughter, but also for others who have children with medical issues. She
even met a friend through the group.
One day, Becky is boarding a plane, heading to visit her mother one last time before her mother passes away. While the plane is preparing to take off, Becky receives a call from her husband Carl, informing her that their daughter has had an incident. Becky makes a huge fuss and gets off the plane and gets home to her daughter. And that is where the story starts to take a very interesting turn.
This story is told from the point of view of 3 people. Becky, Meghan, and the doctor Zach. Each perspective lets you in on a different secret. We learn from Becky that her own mother faked illness to receive disability. We learn from Meghan that maybe everyone has a secret. And we learn from Zach, that your own experiences can always help someone else.
This book had me hooked from the beginning, and took me for a ride I was not expecting. As I read, I thought I knew what was going on. I thought I knew who had ulterior motives. I thought I had it all figured out. I was wrong. This book will send you on a whirlwind of a twist. I promise you will not expect it, even if you get a hint (and there’s a small hint, but trust me, that went right over my head.)
After I finished this book, I had to tell my mom about it. She doesn’t read much anymore, but the topic was right up her alley, so I asked if I could tell her about it. Well, I tried. I don’t think I did the book justice. The story, the characters, it was all so good. I gave her a summary, but I will save you from the very choppy summary I told her, and just tell you to please read this book. Please go pre order it, so you can have it in your hands the second it becomes available. You will not regret it.
Here is a link to amazon where you can buy this book for yourself.
One day, Becky is boarding a plane, heading to visit her mother one last time before her mother passes away. While the plane is preparing to take off, Becky receives a call from her husband Carl, informing her that their daughter has had an incident. Becky makes a huge fuss and gets off the plane and gets home to her daughter. And that is where the story starts to take a very interesting turn.
This story is told from the point of view of 3 people. Becky, Meghan, and the doctor Zach. Each perspective lets you in on a different secret. We learn from Becky that her own mother faked illness to receive disability. We learn from Meghan that maybe everyone has a secret. And we learn from Zach, that your own experiences can always help someone else.
This book had me hooked from the beginning, and took me for a ride I was not expecting. As I read, I thought I knew what was going on. I thought I knew who had ulterior motives. I thought I had it all figured out. I was wrong. This book will send you on a whirlwind of a twist. I promise you will not expect it, even if you get a hint (and there’s a small hint, but trust me, that went right over my head.)
After I finished this book, I had to tell my mom about it. She doesn’t read much anymore, but the topic was right up her alley, so I asked if I could tell her about it. Well, I tried. I don’t think I did the book justice. The story, the characters, it was all so good. I gave her a summary, but I will save you from the very choppy summary I told her, and just tell you to please read this book. Please go pre order it, so you can have it in your hands the second it becomes available. You will not regret it.
Here is a link to amazon where you can buy this book for yourself.
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