Beautiful heartfelt story of resilience in the wake of tragedy
Woman (Margaret) triumphs after tragedy.
After forcing Margaret—who was terrified of flying—to take a ride in his small plane so that he could propose, boyfriend Chip crash landed. While Chip escaped without a scrape on him, Margaret was left burned and paralyzed. How will the couple cope after the happiest moment of their lives was immediately followed by the most tragic?
As if that wasn't enough for Margaret to deal with, she was also still wondering why her older sister, Kitty, hasn't talked to her family in 3 years, and if she would return now. What happened between her and Margaret's mom? And, what's up with Margaret's physical therapist, Ian? Why was he so mean and uncaring with his patients?
How to Walk Away was a beautiful, heartfelt story of resilience and finding hope in the darkest hour. This quick and easy read made me feel like I was hanging out with friends. I especially enjoyed the banter between Margaret, Kitty, and Ian. A few parts brought tears to my eyes as I simultaneously empathized and sympathized with Margaret's experiences. This was my first book by this author, and I look forward to more!
"When you don't know what to do for yourself, do something for somebody else."
Location: Austin, Texas
#BookMail #WalkAwayGirlfriend #HowToWalkAwayBook #BookSparks #SRC2018
After forcing Margaret—who was terrified of flying—to take a ride in his small plane so that he could propose, boyfriend Chip crash landed. While Chip escaped without a scrape on him, Margaret was left burned and paralyzed. How will the couple cope after the happiest moment of their lives was immediately followed by the most tragic?
As if that wasn't enough for Margaret to deal with, she was also still wondering why her older sister, Kitty, hasn't talked to her family in 3 years, and if she would return now. What happened between her and Margaret's mom? And, what's up with Margaret's physical therapist, Ian? Why was he so mean and uncaring with his patients?
How to Walk Away was a beautiful, heartfelt story of resilience and finding hope in the darkest hour. This quick and easy read made me feel like I was hanging out with friends. I especially enjoyed the banter between Margaret, Kitty, and Ian. A few parts brought tears to my eyes as I simultaneously empathized and sympathized with Margaret's experiences. This was my first book by this author, and I look forward to more!
"When you don't know what to do for yourself, do something for somebody else."
Location: Austin, Texas
#BookMail #WalkAwayGirlfriend #HowToWalkAwayBook #BookSparks #SRC2018