This a great choice for fans of JoJo Moyes' Me Before You. It covers the same topics of tragedy and grief but with a more uplifting and hopeful attitude.
The plot follows Magaret's struggle to adjust to life after a devastating injury in a believable and heartfelt way. Her relationships with her fiance and family felt real and their responses to her injury felt varied and honest. Margaret finds unexpected comfort from her physical therapist Ian who really pushes her to accept her circumstances and move forward with her life. The writing is accessible and drew me in immediately while the plot carried me quickly through the end. This was my introduction to Katherine Center and I've already purchased a few of her other books.
The plot follows Magaret's struggle to adjust to life after a devastating injury in a believable and heartfelt way. Her relationships with her fiance and family felt real and their responses to her injury felt varied and honest. Margaret finds unexpected comfort from her physical therapist Ian who really pushes her to accept her circumstances and move forward with her life. The writing is accessible and drew me in immediately while the plot carried me quickly through the end. This was my introduction to Katherine Center and I've already purchased a few of her other books.