I was pleasantly surprised by How to Walk Away. It was off the path of what I would have normally read, but I'm glad I did, I really enjoyed it.
It started off with her basically having everything she ever wanted - an amazing job, the "perfect" boyfriend, a happy life. Just as her boyfriend, Chip, proposes to her in an airplane (which she is deathly afraid of flying), the landing goes awry, and they crash into a ditch. He makes it out unscathed, and she ends up paralyzed from the knees down.
So what happens to your perfect life then?
Without giving too much away, she learns a lot about Chip, even more about herself. What she wanted isn't what she needed, and things happen, things change, people change. You change.
It's a heartwarming story that definitely tugs at your heart strings a little, and has a great message.
It started off with her basically having everything she ever wanted - an amazing job, the "perfect" boyfriend, a happy life. Just as her boyfriend, Chip, proposes to her in an airplane (which she is deathly afraid of flying), the landing goes awry, and they crash into a ditch. He makes it out unscathed, and she ends up paralyzed from the knees down.
So what happens to your perfect life then?
Without giving too much away, she learns a lot about Chip, even more about herself. What she wanted isn't what she needed, and things happen, things change, people change. You change.
It's a heartwarming story that definitely tugs at your heart strings a little, and has a great message.