She Wouldn't Change a Thing is the gripping story of Maria Forssman, a pregnant therapist whose patient changes her life with a single appointment. We meet Maria as she struggles to negotiate her two small children, unhelpful husband, and demanding career. When Sophie walks into her office with a warning from the future, Maria is left reeling about the fate of her unborn son.
Overall, this was one of the best First Impressions I've ever read. Maria is immediately relatable and the story touches on the disproportionate burden on women to manage family and work.
The jacket cover doesn't do the quality of the story and writing justice in my opinion, because I was not expecting how good this was. Five Stars for sure! Can't wait to read more!
Overall, this was one of the best First Impressions I've ever read. Maria is immediately relatable and the story touches on the disproportionate burden on women to manage family and work.
The jacket cover doesn't do the quality of the story and writing justice in my opinion, because I was not expecting how good this was. Five Stars for sure! Can't wait to read more!